More Anomalies on Silver Eagles in Set

kimber45ACP · January 27, 2012 3:34AM

link

“Some of the 2011 Eagles in the anniversary set (approximately 15 percent of my samples so far)
exhibit micro doubling on the bottom of Liberty’s skirt and the lower ray. Additionally the ‘20’ of the
date is fat at the top giving the appearance of distended hub doubling.”

ModernCoin · January 27, 2012 3:52AM

Good news to those who have yet to sell a single coin, let alone open a single case

. Now if only they would find something like this on the W and PR coins too

...thanks for the link Kimber!

silverstreak · January 27, 2012 4:37AM

Man to me I just look and see if them coins is purty or not

Harry779 · January 27, 2012 8:18AM

I just checked mine....I have a single MS70 with the doubling.

Cool.....

docg · January 27, 2012 10:00AM

I have 2 sets in MS/PR/RP 70. One of the no MM shows the same.

Timbuk3 · January 27, 2012 10:08AM

Thanks for the heads-ups and info !!!

Paulyaces76 · January 27, 2012 11:08AM

Now there is a difference, I have 2 of 6 of them how many of these could there be out there? 20k to 30k of them. He was trying to find a way to tell the difference between regular bullion and the set bullion but, he could have done one better! I hope this pans out

epcjimi1 · January 27, 2012 11:33AM

<< <i> I hope this pans out >>

Pans out to what? I don't get it. What's the big deal about micro doubling on 15% of the authors coins?

Paulyaces76 · January 27, 2012 11:42AM

Are there regular bullion with this mark? If there is not, you would have a bullion variety of 15 to 20K struck. This would be 1/3rd the strike of the 2007 reverse wouldn't it?

Harry779 · January 27, 2012 1:35PM

"Pans out to what? I don't get it. What's the big deal about micro doubling on 15% of the authors coins?"

Because it's a VARIETY DDO coin and some people get very excited about such things.Especially error/variety collectors.Especially on a coin with only 100,000 mintage.....Especially on a coin minted in SF.....Especially being the very first known DDO or DDR in the entire Silver Eagle Series.....And if you have this coin in your set....then you now have 3 UNIQUE coins,only available in this set.
Thats Why

ricko · January 28, 2012 12:16AM

I know some collectors get very excited over these micro details, and certainly they are entitled. For me though, I prefer the clearly different anomalies (i.e. the major '55 DDO). All in personal preferences...

Cheers, RickO

crypto79 · January 28, 2012 12:36AM

<< <i>Are there regular bullion with this mark? If there is not, you would have a bullion variety of 15 to 20K struck. This would be 1/3rd the strike of the 2007 reverse wouldn't it? >>

While what you say is true it should be noted that the Rev of 2007 is a naked eye variety and the "doubling" on the new coin is the level right above "not perceivable" in the importance range and will only appeal to the people who were already fanatical about the issue anyway. I don't think it will bring collectors form outside the set into the fold nor will it be a mush have for the set guys which is the trigger that makes values really go above normal. There are people who bought the 95w who don't collect ASE and the same can be said for the Rev of 07

Eagleguy · January 28, 2012 12:39AM

<< <i>I know some collectors get very excited over these micro details, and certainly they are entitled. For me though, I prefer the clearly different anomalies (i.e. the major '55 DDO). All in personal preferences...

Cheers, RickO >>

JH

rodzm · January 28, 2012 1:11AM

What we really need is to find a marker on the bullion coins that coincides with the S mm coin. Finding a marker common to both coins would be a clear cut and definite proof that it was minted on burnished blanks. the article above seems to concentrate on the fact that we need a marker to distinguish the bullion coins that came from the set but the bigger picture here is to find a marker that provides conclusive eveidence the bullion coin was minted on burnished blanks

If we can find just one definite marker then all bets are off

frnklnlvr · January 28, 2012 7:07PM

<< <i>Especially being the very first known DDO or DDR in the entire Silver Eagle Series >>

Actually, CONECA has two doubled die listings for ASEs. Link

Paulyaces76 · January 29, 2012 12:14AM

All I am saying is, these 15K or so now can be marked as part of the 25th set out of the mint packaging when sent in loose! That alone should make them worth more then the ones without this marking right? I am not looking for a $1,000 coin just a premium on knowing those are absolutely from that set! AS LONG AS NONE OF THE REGULAR NON SET BULLION COINS HAVE THIS MARKING

Harry779 · January 29, 2012 12:41AM

Thanks Brett..Both listings are proof coins i see.

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