The 5 is pmd - post mint damage. Not worth over face value.
Looks like DDD - die deterioration doubling. (Worthless doubling) very common. Happens when the die punches so many coins that it just starts to...
FYI, not worth over retail (about 3 cents) in that condition. Die chips like that are common.
What's the date on the one on the top right?
Incredible! The best things I usually find are a few corroded zincolns, and pull tabs.
In my opinion, it looks fine. I don't really like it or dislike it.
I say keep one or two. Look through the rest, and if there aren't any good ones, put them back into circulation. Keeping a hoard like this (same...
Can we see the ones you got? :)
XF45. Nearly all details visible, but wear on most of them.
I agree. But it is called a die break, not a cud. Cuds are on the rim ;)
I looked again at the E, and I think it is also die deterioration, or DDD for short.
Sorry, but that is not doubling. What you see on the s is called die deterioration doubling. It happens when the stamp deteriorates, (hence the...
First of all, welcome to cointalk! Second, where are you seeing doubling? If you can, take close ups of those areas.
I usually try to avoid descriptions that try to be all flashy. I find it annoying, to be honest.
Usually, when you send a coin in for grading, they will be able to tell if your coin is cleaned. It is possible that they won't be able to tell...
That is common when it comes to Whitman folders. The coins will start to turn black.
Ok, thanks for setting me straight! I'm not too good with errors sorry Mark.
As far as errors go, it's fairly common. But it is still worth a bit more. Probably like 2 or 3 dollars.
The coins were put in in circulated condition. But I don't see any toning on them. I wouldn't really mind if they did have toning on them though.
Well, that's the only thing I have that's EXPO...:D
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