Anybody seen errors like this??

Joshy78

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This 1983 has the 8s filled in or double stamped idk..then there is a extra line stamped in the 1984?? 20170622_094016.jpg 20170622_093925.jpg 20170622_094011.jpg
 

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TwoYewts

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Pics are a bit fuzzy but it looks like you have a die chip in the "8" of the 1983, not sure about the 84. For those that collect chips the '83 is a nice little find.

Congrats.

-TwoYewts
 

WheatFromChaff

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I agree with TwoYewts on the 83, and if the "extra line" on the 84 is what I'm seeing (under the Y in LIBERTY), I think that might be a die chip as well. Let's see what some more seasoned posters think.
 

enamel7

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Try being more specific about where you see the line on the 84.
 

enamel7

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Looking at the pic of the 84 again it is quite obvious that it's a plating bubble. Press it with a toothbrush and I bet it will collapse.
 

huntsman53

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The 1983 definitely has Die Chips in the "8" in the Date. The 1984 appears that it could have a dropped letter from the Reverse of another coin stuck to it or struck into it.


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