I agree.
There are other markers. Here's a good link that shows them for the mid and later die stages. http://www.varietyvista.com/1988PRDV0061%20cent.htm
And you'll not find a coin from the U.S. Mint with the word "nickel" on it either, so should we also avoid that term?
Some great finds from what I can see. I can't tell about the photo of the '88 and the '82ddr is definitely not the one known. For one thing...
A nice one too. Good find.
You've got a lot of searching to do!
Awesome pennies! I really want to add an FE that's as nice as that one to my collection.
Missed that!
Isn't this the "pennache?"
Nice one Stewart. I still like finding the "BIE"s.
I'd love to see the reactions on the faces of the people at PCGS when they see a U-Haul full of a million Cents pull up for grading. Think they'd...
I don't think numismatic values are really correlated with the literal value of the dollar. If the dollar collapses I think I'll have a lot more...
Not a lot of extra value to it, but that's cool! I've never seen a doubled mint token before(then again, I don't search a lot of mint sets).
Assuming just 1 million, here are some details: -If you searched non-stop 24/7 spending only 5 seconds per coin it would take you 57 days to...
Jamkam- Welcome to coin talk! What you have there is something called plating split doubling. It is mechanical in nature and is not a doubled...
Prospector- I still can't tell from the photos(looks like MD), but here's what Coneca lists about a variety that is the only one that seems to...
Can you get a good shot of the last T in TRUST? Or at least check to see if you see any notching there? Thanks, Jody
I'm with you. Either way, not a valuable error, but that could definitely be a lamination peel instead of a chip.
Think I'm late to the party on these, but I'll practice my grading. #1)VF20 DETAILS #2)MS63 FB #3)XF45 #4)MS62
I'm glad things worked out in your favor. However, I would still pursue this with Ebay. This buyer seems to be a fraud and I would hate to see...
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