Error Coins?

I have a 1986 D where Lincoln has a pony tail Also maybe some cud on the cinco centavos? Thanks!!

 

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That lincoln with the pony tail is awesome!

 

Can't tell if the first coin is PMD from soldering or if it is a CUD.
the second coin is a large elongated plating bubble. Not a real error.
keep up the hunt!

 

Thanks non cents,, I have a couple dimes here also...the one being mis-aligned, the 2nd mis-aligned & the edge is really thin...any input on value of these?

 

i find misaligned dies roll searching quite often. i would say buy 10 penny candies, but they are 2 cents now :-(

 

The dimes are misaligned errors. Not sure aout the differences in thickness.

 

Hi the abe looks like a cud or die break but I'm leaning more toward zinc rot... the other coin is a after mint damage its solder... it was a peice of coin art / jewelry

 

A cud is a die break that is connected to the rim, so it can't be a cud. It does not have the look of a die break. I am almost nearly positive it is a plating bubble.

 

I agree, zinc plating gas bubbled.
Its still a pretty cool coin.
I aslo think that cud is lead solder due to resemble an error.

 

the dime with no reeded edge is not a misaligned die but is actually a broadstrike.

 

CCs (cool coins)

lincoln is goen hippy style! :too-funny:

 

I agree with the gas bubble(s) on the Lincoln and the Cinco Centavos, IMO, is solder as the edges of the affected area do not say Die Break to me.

More than likely the piece was used as some type of pin as there is another disruption of the coins surface directly across from the solder.

 

Hey thanks for all the input,,, can you explain 'broadstrike', & does this add value? If so how much? & thanks again!

 

I like the picture of Mullet Abe.