First off, my coin is a dime. It is the same diameter as other dimes and has a sort of flattened rim, so I thought that it was a struck T1 blank....
[ATTACH] Found this cud in a roll. I have found lots of small die cracks, too.
I see nothing there.
It has the image but the rim looks strange. I will post some pictures soon (sorry to keep you waiting).
What would a coin that missed the upset mill look like? Yes, I know it is frustrating to open a thread that has no picture, I will get pictures...
My oldest find from circulation is 1926.
[ATTACH][ATTACH] Found this in a roll of cents, (not pennies; those are used in Britain), sure surprised me since it is in a high grade for the...
It could still be faked, I recon it would be much harder to do (maybe). It also appears to have flow lines, which show on the surface of a struck...
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Someone I knew gave me a box filled with some foreign coins, most from the 1950's. Near the bottom, I found this; [ATTACH][ATTACH] That got my...
Someone I knew gave me a box filled with some foreign coins, most from the 1950's. Near the bottom, I found this;[ATTACH][ATTACH] That got my...
It appears to be a clashed die. It happens when the dies strike each other without a planchet between them.
[ATTACH][ATTACH] Keep this thread going here!
[ATTACH][ATTACH] (I took the pictures at an angle to get the color so they look skinny)
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Ever see a roll like the one on the bottom? [ATTACH]
Was the reverse the anvil die for the Connecticut quarter?
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It does not appear to be a rim cud from the picture. Maybe a nick.
I assume you are referring to the "blob" above the left branch, it looks like a die chip or a cud.
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