Image is too small for me to see any errors on it. Also, if it's on both sides, please post a photo of the reverse. Thank you.
Who's J.T. Smith? Is he the new Kilroy?
I voted MS 66, 6FS. Don't think the hit is enough to prevent the FS
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Are your photos stored on the same device you're using to go on Coin Talk? If so, what file are they stored in?
Although it's difficult to grade from photos it might be a little easier if you posted clear pics of both sides, properly oriented. Thank you.
I hope you're correct and our hobby expands beyond all expectations. :)
The proper term is "Plating Blisters". This is from error-ref.com: [ATTACH] The 2017 D Lincoln cent has a plating blister after the word WE.
AU 58. Very nice. Did you buy it?
@Beardigger. Are you suggesting the US Mint do something right on behalf of the individual collector? :hilarious:
What are all those blue scribbly lines drawn around Abe's head in the 1st photo?
I'm guessing F-12. IMO a generous grade would be F-15 but I'll stick with 12.
@paddyman98. @potty dollar 1878. If you like old photos of NYC check this site: https://1940s.nyc/map#13.69/40.7093/-73.99397 all you have to do...
IMO they're the same coin. It could be the photos. The 1st pic is very bad but I see these same markers on both photos. (Indicated by red arrows)...
From your photo I can't tell if it's a die chip or some foreign substance on the coin.
Check out Machine Doubling on this site: http://www.error-ref.com/incused-machine-doubling/ This photo follows the explanation on the above site:...
With a mintage of 2 million quarters for each design, how can they ever be rare? However, they're sure worth keeping if you find them. I still...
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I went crazy and gave it a MS66 RB
IMO it's a lamination issue.
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