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AlaskanHound wrote: ↑Tue Apr 04, 2023 1:28 pm Thank you mhonzell, and Paul I will learn how to get the pictures posted good today

it's just so difficult without them

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Although many disagree, if you do "ANYTHING" to a coin, from its 'natural as found' state, ......you have altered the coins surface.

This is exactly how the TPG's see it.

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Keep in mind that "VAM's" are a die pair numbering system,...... This DOES NOT automatically make them a collectible variety/error.

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I see no die doubling in the images posted on this thread

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What you're seeing here is called "Reflect Doubling".

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CCnKC wrote: ↑Tue Apr 04, 2023 1:49 am Thanks for the responses. I'll have to get some better pics, the resolution degraded quite a bit on the upload to this page. Don't believe acetone is going to take this off. It's like part of the coin itself and not something that is just stuck to it

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As mentioned… A combination of strike doubling & contact marks.

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Here's the problem,............. too many of people are jumping into the deep end of the pool before learning how to swim. They get a high resolution imaging device, start looking at Mintmark's, & you can guess the rest. RPMs are ridiculously difficult. I don't even like them. It takes years to...

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Not an error. Looked at several for sale on eBay. All uncirculated sets have these 7 coins in the Red package. I suppose, since there were 13 coins in the set, which includes a Susan B. Anthony from P, S, & D, they had to put the extra one in either the blue or the red package. Red won. Okay, I...

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Iceresistance wrote: ↑Mon Apr 03, 2023 9:24 pm Machine Doubling, shelf-like.

I agree

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Iceresistance wrote: ↑Mon Apr 03, 2023 9:21 pm I would strongly recommend sending this to ANACS after you get the Acetone bath on this coin, it does NOT alter the coin itself!

Yes it does

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This is actually more common than you would think

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This looks like a simple packaging error to me

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Daniel has a instructional video on this, look up "Ridge Ring" in his tutorials

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I believe your over-complicating the issue

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I do not see any RPM in the images you have posted.....

Notice how the doubling in the Mintmark changes as you shine the light on it from different angles.

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I am 100% completely lost on this whole "Dipping" thing....................

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mhonzell wrote: ↑Mon Apr 03, 2023 4:48 pm In think Paul was being sarcastic.

Sorry, no............... that's directly from their website.

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Dirty, Circulated, Damaged,........ is what I see

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"ANACS certifies authentic coins only."

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"BIE" die chip

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Looks like a stain to me…… In these pictures

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Daniel wrote: ↑Mon Apr 03, 2023 7:12 am I agree, this is a cup holder coin.

Inside the coin?

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All Damage

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SensibleSal66 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 03, 2023 6:10 am It looks like "Plating Blisters". https://www.error-ref.com/blisteredplating/

I agree

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I see no die doubling in the images posted on this thread

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I do not see any form of a dropped letter here

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Nothing in the minting process could produce something like this. It is post mint damage. They are not plating blisters b/c copper plating of pennies started in 1982. Possible sand blasting? I agree This is very close to the look of a "Wire Wheel" on a bench grinder damage, but I don't th...

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You're comparing apples to oranges with the 1922 no D Lincoln Cent You must determine the die state of your nickel first,… And you are correct, this 'No Feather' is, in fact, an over polishing issue. Keep in mind the, "Collectibility" , ......... the condition & value of what you're s...

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