The listing, COIN ERROR!! 1974 D double die Kennedy half dollar!! has ended.
This listing is for one 1974 D double die Kennedy half dollar!!
I bought this as an A U ( about un- circulated ) a few years ago.
ALSO THERE IS SOME DISCOLORATION ON THE HEADS SIDE JUST IN FRONT OF KENNEDY’S NOSE.
Very nice error coin to add into your error, oddities and Die Varieties
collection.
The pictures are not real good, and I will work on more detailed pictures !!
If you look at the word TRUST you can see doubling on the letters RUS the best.
Winner please send only your address via listia’s rules/ do not type it out via email!!
AND THANK YOU ALL FOR LOOKING BIDDING AND SHARING!!
THIS IS A CLAD COIN, COPPER-NICKEL..
THE BELOW INFO IS FROM A WEB SITE…FOR YOUR FYI.
type this coin in your browser, lots of pics and info..to help one know what to look for on this coin.thanks
Strong Obverse Doubling At "TRUST" - Very Lustrous Lightly Circulated Coins - Listed In The Red Book -
This scarce mint error exhibits doubling on the obverse motto and date. The more dramatic doubling is located on "RUS" the word "TRUST". While some of this doubling can easily be seen with the naked eye (front foot of "R" in "TRUST") a good magnifier is helpful when examining these and other varieties. If you like to look for such varieties, it has been reported that collectors have had some success finding these in 1974 Mint Sets!
What is a Double Die? The name really says it all and contrary to what many collectors first think, Double Dies are not coins that were struck twice. A double die coin is a coin that was struck from a die that had a partial or full doubled image on it. The doubling comes from mistakes in the die preparation process, where more than one image is transferred from the hub to the coin die. Noteworthy doubling has been found on numerous U.S. coins including the 1972 Lincoln Cent and probably the most famous Double Die, the 1955 Double Die Lincoln Cent.
1974-D Double Die Kennedy Half - XF-AU