Is this caused from grease?

[Luvncoins]

Haven't seen one exactly like this before and not sure what it is. Can you please help me out....first time taking and posting a pick so any tips there will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[jcuve]

It sure looks like it was struck through a (grease) filled die.

[papascoins]

WOW! That's a nice greaser! I can never find one in that great of shape. (Keeper.)

[coinman2009]

Very nice! Congrats!

[wapa]

Neat find! Hang on to that one.

[pman860507]

defiantly a greaser and a very nice find congrats.
I'm not sure how this values if its to high then i retract this but if you are not interested in this coin i would be interested in purchasing it from you. I think its a great example.

[Chugly]

That is an excellent find and I agree with everyone that its a struck through grease error or a "greaser." Its also an excellent example at that - a definite keeper! Your picture of this coin was fine for capturing this anomaly, but you will also need to learn a way to take closer shots if you plan on asking questions about doubled dies or rpms. Taking shots through a loop is one cheap way of trying to do this, but having a good microscope makes it much easier.

[Luvncoins]

Thanks so much to all of you, wasn't really sure if it was grease or caused by polishing. Pman, not really interested in selling right now, but if I do decide to I will definetly talk to you first.


Laurie

[pman860507]

Thanks so much to all of you, wasn't really sure if it was grease or caused by polishing. Pman, not really interested in selling right now, but if I do decide to I will definetly talk to you first.


Laurie

Sounds good. I'm not a huge collector of them but its an excellent example to have hold on to it as long as possible!

[RWBILLER]

A real nice greaser - there seems to be alot of 2000 greasers. I still have a couple. Any one need one - pm me. Just need a self addressed envelope.
Thx
Rog