Possible errors, but most likely not.

so, i found a nickel with an odd two, and a cent with what appears to be doubling. i know it is most likely PMD, or MD, but i would rather know that and throw em' back, than not know it and keep em'.

here are the pics:

Nickel:

Cent 1:



Cent 2:
Cent 1 is probably md, don't know bout #2 though. the nickle,i think is md as well, again, i would rather it be known as md than not. thanks!

~michael

BTW
the two cents are a 1996, and a 1996-D
and the nickel is a 1972-D

 

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Can you post pictures of the whole coin? I think it's impossible to tell anything from the pics you always post.

 

ok, you asked for whole coin pics from the worst photographer in the world...

nickel obverse:


cent 1 reverse:


cent 2 reverse:

hope these help.

 

Those pics have to be in focus, straight on and cropped. Try scanning them.

 

ok. i just posted a thread on scanning coins cause i have no idea how.

 

I saw that thread. There was some very good advice there. I question, though, if you know what a scanner is. "do you place it on your printer or something?"

 

my dad has a printer/scanner thingy. i figured it out however.

 

i keep getting the error: file does not have allowed extension.

 

here is cent 1:

 

here is the nickel:

 

all machine doubling

 

k, what about cent 2?

it has that odd metalic thing jutting out from the foot of the a?
and the nickel pic is of the 2.

 

PMD

 

ok, thanks

 

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