10 different stages 1960 D die adjustment or grease filled dies

[Christian651]

Now i posted 1 of these maybe 2 years ago and i was going through some coins the other day and looked in a roll of 1960 d cents and found 9 more of the same kinda coin where just the bust is weak the rest of the coin has a full strike nice full luster they are a little different each one showing a tiny bit more detail in each one should i have these graded by ANACS is it worth it and more important are they die adjustment or grease filled dies? I think they are pretty cool but not sure if they are worth sending out and would they mark them as different stages?

[Daniel]

It the reverse normal?

[Christian651]

yes the reverse on all is normal ill add more pictures

[Daniel]

The thing is that the die was filled with grease so the design of the die was not changed in any way, so these can't be varieties. I am not saying you shouldn't send to ANACS and have them graded, but can't say the investment would be worth it either.

I think it is neat that you found them like this.

[Christian651]

Here are some more pictures

[Christian651]

;( yeah was figuring they were just grease filled they are cool but not really worth much

[Paul]

are these all "VEDS"A??.............. hugeeyes

A. very early die state

[Daniel]

I just mean with grading fees. I think as is and as a lot there would be some interest for some specialized collectors.

I have die progression of die clashes, but might not be from the same dies but came from the same roll.

[Christian651]

what do you think the value of these are i see singles that are graded going for $30 same kinda strike Thru
but what about a group like this ?

[Daniel]

Hard to tell on a group like this, would think they would sell for more single, but you never know.

[PetesPockets55]

Isn't the ridge under the top of the letters of the motto near the rim caused by die fatigue (old dies)?[/size]
ps. another post I came across while looking through old ones.