Post a New 2012 Error

Heres a couple of photos, i also think i have some of its sisters, inverted, close to the same spot

 

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These little "shield bumps" are pretty common. Ive saved all the ones Ive found and I have a few rolls now. Hopefully somebody can figure out what they are. Great post!

 

I think its a die chip error.
A die chipped shield error..I like the sound of that

 

I still think its a die clash, that circle is sticking out of the field, just like a clash, I have some inverted ones too ! Heres some photos of that kind

 

2012-D lincoln cent

This one has some bumps in the field, around the date

 

Those appear to be plating blisters, and are not errors. They may also be die chips, but I can't tell for certain.
And your coin can't really be a die clash because nothing matches up in that area on the obverse. Lincoln's coat would be in that area.

 

hey non_cents, I started a post with a 2011 lincoln cent error, if you don't mind can i post the coin here for you to look at, or could you check out the other post for me ! p.s. I new the 2012-D only had bumps, that's what it listed as ! thanks for your time, sir !

 

How could it be a misaligned error (VDB) when it is where it is supposed to be on the shoulder?
There is no way the other is a die clash. Go to mad clashes website and see Mr Cuvelier's overlays.

 

If were talking about a 2012 Lincoln cent, VDB is on the bottom of Lincoln coat

 

Yes, exactly where it is supposed to be, on the bottom of lincoln's coat close to the rim. So where is the misalignment?

Oh, I see what you are referring to. The shoulder comment. Upper arm, so sorry.

 

That's OK, I was just trying to help with the post !:thumb:

 

2012-P Roosevelt Dime error

 

What is the error? All I see is die deterioration. I think you should brush up on your errors so you know what qualifies as an error and what does not.

 

Date, Mint-mark, Motto ( in god we trust )

 

+1

 

I have some also. But, what I noticed is that at the top of the head, it looks as if he has a cowhead at the top with horns. Some that I have as more pronounced than others later.

 

I didn't know a coin struck with a worn out die had now become an error. I better quit sending all those things back into circulation!:thumb:

 

If this is a worn die, then its grade is about fbms-65 ! It really a loose die, which caused lots of doubling, I just took photos of the date, mint-mark, and one of the motts ! I don't think a worn die would grade so well, and I don't think it would be a full band either !

 

OK. You just proved my point. If the die was loose, as you say, this is MD! Machine Doubling happens when the die shifts a slight bit during the squeezing process. With a doubled die coin, the doubling is actually on the die itself. So you have nothing more than an ugly "mint state" coin!

 

with nice machine doubling, not easy to come by, if so, post that 2012- P to prove your point, otherwise, pretty rare i would say ! p.s. don't for get full band to :dead-horse: