So, are you telling me that ICG does NOT have an industrial XRF scanner? If that's true, I am kind of shocked by that being a TPG.
Based on my research and results of this particular 1953, would you/ICG certify this as a Henning nickel?
Yes, they will
Also had roller marks from dirty rollers. Common on copper 1980 coins
Not a genuine error. As to what caused it, lots of possibilities Either way, spend it
10-4, Pal. I will be sure to do so in the coming weeks. ~JC
Any update with new photos?
@Insider I am anxiously waiting photos of your Chinese fakes of Henning nickels you say you've seen.
Henning Nickel Die Marker Discovery Made by Me (Joe Cronin) on a Coin Found by Lee Mansfield. Several days ago I was contacted by Paula...
I have certified a few, but I'm not sure I will anymore. I don't like examining them in the holders as part of the rim and the edges are covered....
You have a 1946 Henning?
Here are three of my 1939 Henning nickels, which are the second most common but still much, much more difficult than finding the somewhat common...
A previously struck cent had its obverse rammed into the reverse of this steel cent planchet and became the reverse die.
Within the last few weeks
Greetings, fellow numismatic nerds! Recently I received and photographed what is the only known, and newly discovered, 1943 Lincoln Cent with two...
Actually, you should ALWAYS show a full shot of both sides in addition to closeups. I don't ever participate in these unless they are shown.
Better idea: 1. Spend it as it is not an error. 2. Save it to show others what an error DOESN'T look like.
What matters isn't what type of damage it is, but that it isn't a Mint error.
This one is no good either... Any devise or object that can leave coin designs - backwards or proper-facing - on a planchet (unstruck coin) or a...
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