my dime i think its an error like im new to this coin thing n i want to ask experts if you guys canhelp me i have pics also the dime completely is bended in one corner of the dime
Bent coins are usually Post Mint Damage(PMD), which means it was damaged after it was minted and isn't worth more than face value(unless silver or gold). We'd need a pic to be sure
People can't respond instantly on here. Take a picture of the cent, it's worth at least a couple cents. The dime is pmd, so it's worth a dime.
ok thank u so much guys and here imma post a couple of pics the pics will be side by side the ones who are the same example the 1940 wheat penny imma post first the second pic next to it will be the back of it and so on
I would send it into the ANACS graders and slabbing for verification, grading and slabbing. http://www.anacs.com/contentPages/SubmissionForm.aspx?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1 http://www.anacs.com/contentPages/FAQSubmitting.aspx After that, submit it to CAC http://www.caccoin.com/ Those are the experts who can definitely answer your question.
thank u im postin pics of coins old and damaged i need anyone to tell me if they are man made marks or machine government
forget it, just send it off to Anacs. All we can do is give an opinion from a photograph. They can expertly anser your questions.
The dime was probably used as a screwdriver. Toss it in your reject pile or spend it. It's worth a dime. This is based on the blurry photos. My opinion may change when clearer pics are posted.
"I would send it into the ANACS graders and slabbing for verification, grading and slabbing. http://www.anacs.com/contentPages/Su...ookieSupport=1 http://www.anacs.com/contentPages/FAQSubmitting.aspx After that, submit it to CAC http://www.caccoin.com/ Those are the experts who can definitely answer your question." Read more: http://www.cointalk.com/t211795/#ixzz23d4OgvXX "forget it, just send it off to Anacs. All we can do is give an opinion from a photograph. They can expertly anser your questions." Read more: http://www.cointalk.com/t211795/#ixzz23d4XrDM9 Ruben I have avoided getting into the arguements over whether your flooding the forums with posts was apppropriate or not but giving this as advice to a brand new member is deffinately not appropriate. Telling someone who comes to this site asking for advice that they should just ignore us and spent the money to confirm that something is just post mint damage isn't right.
I agree, everyone was new at one time, and giving them the right information is key to getting new collectors in the hobby, people will search this on google and see what you said.
