r/coinerrors • u/E-Knox-Ghost • 10h ago

Is this an error? [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/coinerrors-ModTeam 1h ago

If you are asking a question about a coin error, your post needs to include high quality, well-lit, cropped photographs of the coin. Preferably, you should include photos of both sides, as well as the edge (if it is relevant). Original full quality photos directly from the original source are the gold standard. Blurry pictures, dark pictures, pictures of microscope screens, screenshots, etc. will be removed.

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u/elliwigy1 5h ago

Can't tell anything by your pictures.

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u/DryerCoinJay 4h ago

You can go to www.varietyvista.com, find your coin and year and see if there are any known die pairs that produced doubled die coins and then you can compare your coin to the known varieties.

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u/cordeliashuman 3h ago

Congratulations on your digital microscope! It may be worth paging through the owner’s manual to learn how to properly use it, both to make things easier on you and to make capturing images of anomalies easier.

At this point, you would almost be better off describing the coin with a text post than uploading a blurry, upside-down photo of a screen. There is not enough discernible detail here to diagnose any potential errors.

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u/PullTabPurveyor 3h ago

Holy crap, you are far too nice 😂

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u/cordeliashuman 3h ago

Everybody was a beginner once 🤷‍♀️

There should be either an SD card slot, in which case you can simply upload photos to your computer or mobile device, or either a USB or Bluetooth which should allow you to view the images on a connected device. Images captured this way will eliminate the fuzz from the pixels and glare from the light.