double d's?

I think I found my first error coin

 

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With that title, this is the picture I get?

What you are seeing is a plating issue. It's not an RPM.

 

So what does that mean not worth anything

 

Unfortunately not. Plating disturbances around the mint mark are very common on the copper-plated zinc cents: especially during the 80s.

 

Another reason to hate the 80s

 

Here are 3 that I have found so far so you have examples there are alot out there but most of them are worth about $2 keep looking and you will find them

 

Early 90's also are good for that also but when you see a real one you will know

 

What if the d is filled in like this

 

This thread is about coins?! How disappointing.

 

Filled mint marks are also very common. The center of the "D" in the mintmark chipped off of the die leaving it filled with a die chip.

 

Keep searching. We all went through these questions at one point. You'll soon find some premium coins.

 

On the 92 penny do u want a space between the A and the M or no

 

On a 92 you want no space. The close AM.

 

Close AM but look it up its not just am how close the A & M are but the big indicater is the designers initials (FG)

 

Disco, that's another reason.

 

Is this anything

 

That's a die chip and die crack. Nothing to get excited about unfortunately.

 

Hilarious