Post Your Best Favorite Error Coins.

WOW do you really think she could pull that off. I would be so excited with that. I am going to send to ANACS on the 15th of this month and if she pulls off a good grade I will send to NGC or PCGS. Thanks Zach for the input.

 

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it looks like 5

 

my only one

 

Don't think thats an error....

 

Sorry, but zach24 is right. Someone scratched the face, and it took a pretty nasty hit to the rim. No error.

 

I am doing an upgrade on my website.. about my double denom after a year selling it on ebay too many email i received that was interested on that coin. Some said i will make a researched first if that coin was certified in public. Baltimore Coin Show, MD. year 2000. march which is True. Mr. Alan Hager personally graded it. Too many coin dealer see it too that it was certified by him.. Coin Show is a Coin Show a large crowd..specially in Baltimore..

 

And we all know about Mr. Hager.....

http://www.cointalk.com/t78648/

 

I don't think I have any error coins but I would love to have an off center coin or double die coin.

 

1999 Gold quarter?

This is my mom's "gold quarter" she found in a roll of quarters. I don't think it's gold but it is cool and shiny!

 

yes is not real gold but a plated one.

 

Is it really a positive thing that Alan Hager graded the coin?

 

One of my favorite coins:

 

At Baltimore Coin Show in MARYLAND. March 2000. Sunday. Large Crowd.- Actually is helper almost made a mistake, it is good he ask Alan first. He said, Alan can I use a dime holder on it? Mr. Hager answer back, please use the dime holder. After slabbing it He gave me his business Card. The helper who slabbed my coin went to another bourse table to table and this coin dealer beside him look on it. One of the coin dealer offering right away on me for 10K.-I quietly answer back , not his time. I need to enjoy this coin first.
All I know on 1995 Doubled Die is very popular coin on that year. On TV on Radio in Magazines. One time I heard on a radio that coin worth about 600$... Between 1996- 1999 At Baltimore Coin Show, MD where I am very close just only 15 away from my home.
I always visit them and show this coin to be certified. But all their representative on their bourse table failed to convinced me of the safety of the coin or either lack of knowledge on error coins...That's all.


I also ask him why he did not put any number on it like MS 67. He explain to me very simple your coin is so UNIQUE. If your coin has a duplicate then I will a grade on it but I think it is only one on its kind...Two 1995 Full dates Obverse a Key date. Two LIBERTY, 2 IN GOD WE TRUST, P Mintmark, VDB plus skull break and a Crack die variety. Plain edge cene and reeded dime..and more..An AWESOME COIN/ BREATHTAKINGS ONE TOO. wow...

 

Very nice Lincoln error too a very legitimate one...

 

Mr. Hager answer back, please use the penny holder.. My correction..

 

That doesn't look gold-plated at all! It looks like it's missing both the obverse and reverse clad layer.

-Brian

 

You're kidding, right?

 

Excuse me? ...Not at all, Zach. It may just be the scan, but the coin surely has that Copper look. Does that REALLY look Gold on your monitor? It may just look this way due to my low-quality monitor.

-Brian

 

Well then... No need to get snappy, there was no offence intended, and as a matter of fact it does appear a gold(ish) color on my monitor. I'll be sure to keep my opinions to myself from now on....

Disregard the last sentence, I can't keep that promise.:foot-mouth:

 

Uhh, OK? ...Not sure what just transpired, but alright. :scratch:

-Brian