I posted this almost three years ago... when I saw your response, I took another look at the quarter. What I now believe I have is a die clash...
1985...
Would this be a gas bubble?... (between the U and S) the top of it comes more to a point than rounded...[ATTACH]
forty years later... 1993 [ATTACH]
I found this cud yesterday while at my brother's house. He wanted to know if it has any value. I told him I would ask you guy to see... thanks...
This die crack opened up in two spots on Lincoln's head
OK, I should have said the gash in the middle. I figured it was a stupid question anyway. Thanks anyway Dollar
Would this be a lamination error? This came right from the mint. Is it even classified as an error coin?
I recently purchased a proof set of America the Beautiful and can't quite figure out what happened here. Any suggestions?
I tried to get a better photo of the doubling on this nickel, but to me, the doubling runs in both directions. Is this possible?
No, it doesn't have a RPM (that I can see) here are two more pics of the obverse
This 1960d has lamination errors on the obverse, but on the reverse, it has some sort of gouge under the lettering. What might have caused this?
Just found this in a roll today. Thought I would post a picture of it.
At first look, I thought the reverse just got caught up in damage after it left the mint. But, when I took a closer look, it left me with a couple...
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I inverted the image and dropped the saturation level to show a better image of this 1998 die clash.
To me, this looks like a small die chip on the date.
I went back and took a closer look at what I thought were "die breaks" and you are right, all but the top left were "cracks" in the lamination....
Just thought I would post this reverse of this 1991 reverse. It looks to me that the die was pretty well worn at this time. There are 4 die...
I'm not totally sure, but this looks like two mint marks.
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