this is from the reeded edge of another coin bumping into this one
I thought the dial up connection was gone
It looks to be in poor condition from the photos. you may want to ask a error expert for their opinion first .
Yes they are collected by quite a few collectors but like anything else the condition helps to determine the value , having it certified as...
a dropped letter can land on a planchet anywhere it happends to end up. most of the time when a clogged letter or number falls out of the die it...
maybe the cent was struck with a sunken die ?
I agree with Chris , this may be a dropped letter coin
you are right , nowdays we need millions and millions of coins and the mint uses the dies until they about fall apart
this is from a detoriated die and quite common in our newer coins
I'm guessing that the cent has been torched in this area by a welders torch and nearly melting the copper . the area on the reverse side is...
OMG!
Do you think that mint employees never do anything illegal at the mint ? If I worked there I bet I could make some doozeys .
I would have to say you are right about these coins having a little help from a mint worker
yes the other one only has a scratch on it and is considered as pmd damage .
this is from the coins being bumped together . some folks think this may have occured during the ejection process after the coins were struck.
how bout .50 cents no just kidding
this place is not much good if all you are doing is trying to get more info. before sending out coins. it is about impossible for folks on this...
this one is from a small die chip , the others are from a over abraided die where part of the neck and hair details was removed from the die .
PMD
You never buy anything anyway LOL
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