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Paul

I do not see any die doubling in the images you posted here

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May I ask ?

What leads you to believe that this is a variety…

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This is not a crack or annealing error…
It appears to be something on the surface of a VLDS hit.
...... quite possibly from the packaging that had been contained in??

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Conversation like this is going to kill the value of my
"Metallic Belly Button Lint Collection"......

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pnwmakes wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 9:37 am Split plating, not a DDR

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Pareidolia

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I do not see any form of Mint Processed Error, here in these images.

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This is what's called "Environmental Damage"

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Daniel wrote: ↑Sat Apr 08, 2023 11:58 pm Your coin is damaged there’s no die clash or any error with your coin.

I agree

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Welcome

Did you take the weight?.......
...... &, how does a penny planchet fit in a dime collar?

Paul

For me the mint mark does not match up nor the die chips on the "D' of God, the full word "God looks like it has PMD coming off the edge into the letters as well as "we", I don`t see the date match up either, but wait for one of the administrators chime in I`m just not seeing it...

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For me the mint mark does not match up nor the die chips on the "D' of God, the full word "God looks like it has PMD coming off the edge into the letters as well as "we", I don`t see the date match up either, but wait for one of the administrators chime in I`m just not seeing it...

Paul

Question:

How can a coin be a MS70 with toning?

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You have a mechanically altered coin

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Simple concentrated heat damage

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I would need better images, but this appears to be a minor "Goop" filled die.....?

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Nice "better date" coin

Looks natural to me.......JMO

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This is a foreign substance on the surface of the coin, after it left the mint

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These are COUNTER-STAMPED as a promotional item

Not a genuine US mint product

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That's where I got mine

You may need to take a nail file and shape the tip similar to the one in the close-up picture above.....
It takes a bit of practice, as the tip will be flimsy…

Start with the "inside" of the Mintmark 1st

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Daniel wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 8:44 pm It needs to be imaged outside of the holder but this isn’t broadstruck and why it is too important to learn your mint errors before buying them. You just have to do that.

Your coin is slightly off center.

I agree 100%

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I recommend that you study and learn the minting process

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Surface Scraping Damage

Please review posting guidelines

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All Damage

Please review posting guidelines

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mhonzell wrote: ↑Fri Apr 07, 2023 12:11 am Much nicer. I think you're onto something.

Yes, I would think this needs to be encapsulated if you want to sell it at a better premium.

I agree

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Daniel wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 8:45 pm
JTCC wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 11:10 am This is the normal relief used that year.
Normal circulated 1923-P dollar.

I agree

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Sorry, no

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I agree, melt value

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Using just a drop of distilled water off the head of the Q-tip....

I personally use a "Quill"

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Excellent images

But keep in mind,......... in order to correctly identify and verify a majority of RPMs,....... you will need to clean the crud from around the Mintmark itself.

With all of this crud here, I don't think it's possible to give a verifiable answer.

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JTCC wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 11:24 am Nicer condition 60's cent to be found in circulation, but just a regular business strike.

I agree

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