Possible MAJOR Mint Error Kennedy Half

No, they are all damaged.

 

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Some of them contain silver so they will have some value based on spot price.

 

Ok thank you.

 

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I think all of them are valuable errors.

 

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I think your 1964 LMC is an error coin.
It has a buckle to it from being stuck with excessive pressure.
I do not think that it is a PMD coin.
It shows no signs that I can see of it being bent by some kind of device.
It was pulled from circulation at a very young age. Most likely because someone noticed it was different.

 

How would it "buckle" between two dies?

 

Maybe like that baseball coin buckled...

 

Lol
Yeah, that's it.

 

Like most striking error coins there is a variety to each type.
http://www.error-ref.com/impact-induced-warping/

 

I don't see a thin planchet or a uniface here, and I've never seen nor heard of a normal-thickness coin coming out of the press warped (not that that proves anything). I have, on the other hand, seen coins bent or distorted without any sign of "some kind of device". Heck, look at any Texas penny.

 

What about progressive indirect die transfer on the cent? That is what it looks like to me. The rest are clearly damaged.
http://www.error-ref.com/progressive-indirect-design-transfer/

 

I agree an opinion that is highly held among the community.

 

Like most striking error coins there is a variety to each type.

 

Agreed that is late die stage PIDT.
Actually all of the above.

 

@physics-fan3.14

 

After looking at links provided I think my Indian head penny has errors. Follow this link
http://www.error-ref.com/outthrust-die-fragments/

 

No. That thing has been mangled. Nothing else.

 

I think it shows and does have "Indirect Design Transfer". But it also has a buckle that is formed around Abe's design. In a way it is both.