https://dlscollege.com/the-lincoln-wheat-penny-valued-at-2-2-billion-still-in-circulation/ I got this in my Google news feed today. Title says...
It looks like it could be an inking error; but it is also minor and this is fairly common. I would probably just spend them, but it's up to you.
I just searched about $50 of dimes myself. Found a silver in my first roll! None of the others had anything in them though. But that's a really...
It does look like a pretty extreme example of die deterioration, but this form of doubling is so common its not worth any more than face value.
Just do what everyone else does on eBay. **UNSEARCHED VINTAGE COPPER PENNIES** (1909 - 1982) 100+ LBS NO RESERVE AUCTION And then to really sell...
Well, yeah, it's collectible. But with all the damage its not gonna be worth much of anything. I would keep it though; an indian head cent is an...
It looks like its just wear and tear to me, but I can't really see whats going on around the edges with just that one picture.
NGC says its about $850 https://www.ngccoin.com/coin-explorer/united-states/dimes/mercury-dimes-1916-1945/14906/1916-d-10c/
The bottom line in just the coin industry? Buddy, that's how the law of supply and demand work. And what I was trying to say is that it's not a...
Its interesting, but it's not gonna be worth a lot. It was done on purpose, privately by someone who has the machinery to mint their own coins....
Generally, if it can be done by a person, its not an error. To me, it looks like someone decided to hit the edge of the coin repeatedly to remove...
This looks more like the "ghosting" effect. Happens on worn dies. Its not technically a die clash, but over time high points on one die will start...
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