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enamel7

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Hi all!
Finished a box of cents. Did okay.
Wheaties: 1944,1944d(2),1948,1951,1951d,1952d,1953d,1956d.
Canadian: 1989,1994.
2009 type I (5)
2009 type II (8)
2009d type II (2)
1972 ddo.
1973d with Kennedy face stamped in.
HH
Gilbert
 
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Geez Enamel, I would love to find just one error out of the thousands of cents I go through, nice job on the 72 and the wheats! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
GPURS said:
Nice job Enamel! Was the 72ddo the "big one" by chance? If so, :notworthy: :notworthy:.. Gpurs..

My question too....even if it's not the main die pairing, several of the more minor 72ddo's sell for good premiums, just not as much.
 
Yep, I've got a few of the minor 72's, but the big one has been hiding from me :dontknow:.. The last guy that I remember finding one on this forum was "Patrick Earl Houston", but that was a couple of years ago.. Good luck, Gpurs...
 
GPURS said:
Nice job Enamel! Was the 72ddo the "big one" by chance? If so, :notworthy: :notworthy:.. Gpurs..
No, I'm lucky but not that lucky. I just have a feeling I will find one someday though.
 
I'll try to post a photo today.
 
Here are some photos. it appears to possibly be FS# 1 -033.56.
 

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Looks like one to me. Good eye. The DDOs are hard to see on the circulated coins.

Of course you have the trained eyes I'm sure since you see so many.

Do you check each with loupe or can you spot that with the naked eye?
 
I think that is machine doubling :laughing9: Just joking, thats all I ever find. Looks good to me as well Enamel, Nice find :thumbsup:
 
Defnitely use a loupe, my eyes aren't that good!
 

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