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Not entirely accurate. If the coin was double-struck, where only the second strike had a partial collar, there could be two sets of reeding from the two strikes. However, this coin is simply damaged.… (View Post)

That is not a useful comment to give to a new poster. If the OP doesn't know enough to identify a proof coin, they certainly don't know enough to identify accented hair on a proof coin. (View Post)

Pictures would be helpful. There are many dozens of different varieties. Unfortunately, there is no single reference. Finding the right reference depends on which varieties you have. (View Post)

Hardly. The dime could have been struck on December 31, and the cent on January 1 (give or take a holiday). Once you allow that double-denominations can happen at all, it would be surprising if some … (View Post)

No, we do not doubt that. There is no doubt involved. We know with 100% certainty that this WAS NOT and COULD NOT BE caused by foreign object during stamp. Look at the rim on your coin to the left an… (View Post)