LostDutchman

the pictures kinda suck the coin is in an old old old pcgs ms64 holder.... it has been sent in to ngc for a re/up grade

hey guys and gals This coin is in a 1st pattern PCGS holder... I agree with the grade it has been assigned...(if not a little higher) but what grade is it??

your very welcome! glad I could help!

a very cool easy to identify RPM... not to mention on a steel cent

oh oh oh i want one

here is the 1944 D/S #1

this is the 1942/1 merc dime.

this cent was struck through grease.

This coin was struck through string

here is a large indent.

Found a few more today....some neat ones from the middle east....

that would of course be the easiest thing to do.... No I just have noticed them before and I thought it might be neat to document them and see if I ever got 2 that were the same...and If I was ever able to identify them. I have never seen anything done on them before...but I didn't really dig that far. And as seeing how about 1 out of every 5-7 $100 bills I look has at least one (if not 3 or 4) I thought it mike make an intresting research topic

My question is then why the multiple chops?? If they are making them to say that they are real then why do I see some notes with 4 and 5 and 6 chops?

Here are a few I found today

here are some more I found today....all on $100's This is a fun one! Walgreens????

I have noticed that it only usually sppears on $50's and $100's. You would think that the $20 being the most circulated US bill more of them would have these...that might lead me to lean more towards an exchange as well...but they would mark those too....I thought I knew from my experience as a kid...but now I have more questions then I started with. see maybe you could call a few exchnges in singapore since you are there and ask if they do such a practice??