Jim I'm like you when it comes to being right or wrong , when I feel strongly I'm in the right then I stick to my feelings. I also think you are...
this is normal for the 94 cent
looks like it is from die detoration
thanks for showing us this awesome clashed die coin, die clash coins are one of my favorite types of error coins.
Third that , looks like this member jral1 just wants to goof off . Anyone can goof up a image if they wanted too
the letters and date on your coin is so beat up and flattened down from heavy circulation it may be impossible to say what it is other than a cent...
this is because the nickel layers got squeezed down over the copper core if you cut that old corroded one and it may look the same
Hey you are the one that started this thread and said you would be cutting coins. this looks like a good example for you to experiment and learn...
ok cut it thru the center then show us the photos , this is the cut coins thread
that would be a good idea if you want to spend it. when clad coins have been in a fire this crusty brown copper looking color is hard to get off....
cut it into four pieces , the dime is not worth anything because it has been recovered from a trash bin where folks burn their paper trash.
Thanks Mike , I have found a few coins like the one in this thread but never kept any of them.
Mike could this possibly be from a abraided die ?
Jral1 everyone has told you the truth about your coin . you need to learn more about how coins are made at the mint . then when you find a coin...
definately pmd
these very well may be worth keeping for the kids and grandkids. I have thousands of minor error and variety coins I'm keeping and maybe someday...
I agree with non cents that struck thru coins are errors because this is something that happened to the die after it was put into use. things that...
the die polishing on the state quarters occurs above , below and inside Washington's ear and seperates his ponytail from the design like the one...
these are from polished dies , I don't think they would be considered as a error coin. I'm not sure about the coin you have that looks all silvery...
anyone can price something for a million or more but this does not mean it will be worth anything IMO .
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