Two roughly 80% off and the third about 98% off center. We the People love this error! Enjoy! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I just fell in love with her all over again...[ATTACH]
Proof coins and proof errors normally read as "PR67". So why is this proof error graded with an MS and not a PR? It is a Susan B. Anthony...
I have found in researching clad layers that the outside layer from certain denominations is usually an average weight. For example, clad dime...
I am considering paying melt value for the counterfeit piece, but need to know if it is gold (not gold-plated) and if it is 90%. The weight is...
I have a couple Morgans and some Trade dollars that are counterfeit. But... 1. Their weight is darn close to 26.73 grams ranging from 26.6-27.1....
This is now officially my oldest error coin and only EAC. It says off-center by 5% but looks to be 8-10% even if all the denticles were there....
My first ever coin presentation! It will be a 30 minute chat on error coins at the Niagara Frontier Coin Club on October 15th. I have a photo,...
Just wondering...
I am leaning towards not getting it slabbed/certified. This custom holder is kind of neat, but it would be nice to have it graded as it is quite a...
As a history teacher, it troubles me that even Founding Father Thomas Jefferson has gone so far to the left. #HimToo [ATTACH] ...and I guess...
I hope Mrs. Jefferson doesn't find out that Tommy has two dates at once! A beauty for this error type. Almost a full 180 degree spin! Enjoy!...
I picked these Clad layers up a while ago, but I noticed after I took photographs with a high definition macro lens that these two coins had PVC...
I have an obverse clad layer struck off-center, now I have a reverse struck clad layer. And now all I need is a 10c copper core with no clad...
Nice and red. About a 170 degree second obverse strike, and a full date. I'm going submit this to NGC, and am pretty sure it is close to an...
Dates like 1960, 1970, and 1982 cents have large and small date varieties. Was this done purposely or accidentally? I can not find this out online.
Looking for a copy of this; 4th edition only
Error SBAs are the only ones worth collecting. 20% Off-center; MS66 by NGC. Enjoy! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I have tried researching this online. My understanding is that zinc cents are "plated," but 1943 cents are "coated." Or... If they are both...
Would love to see some modern examples. Thanks.
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