This seems to be the only forum where he has posted this where he has gotten a positive reception.
I see what appears to be a die gouge, a die crack, nothing, and another die crack. None of these are really errors.
Collar clash. At some point the obv die was misaligned far enough that the portion of the die that creates the top surface of rim made contact...
O-111 is what I come up with as well.
There are 9 specimens listed in the early date census (Not the condition census) only three are better than this coin. In the Condition Census...
I don't know which variety it is but it is a RPD.
This is a 1795 C-1 struck in 1795. At that time the mint was preparing their own planchets from whatever copper they could lay their hands on....
As marshall says start with the circular curl left of the date. That's S-67 thru 71. Triplet leaf cluster below O in OF makes it NC-3 or S-72....
The picture is too small to see any evidence of a DDO. Even blowing it up doesn't help.
Actually there are at least 34 other examples. But only in four cases can the branch mint no mintmark coin be told apart from the Philadelphia...
Well I'll chime in but they have already covered it fairly well. Copper Quotes Penny Prices, experience and knowing what the rarity ratings are...
I didn't determine what the attribution is, but it isn't the S-48 starred reverse. As Marshall says the gap between the hair and the letters is...
Can't be sure, but with the way the word COPY looks I would strongly suspect this is a post 1973 copy. The Continental Currency dollars can be...
And of course there are a lot more collectors of Lincoln cents than there are of Indian head cents. That means a lot more demand pressure on the...
Yes. Well not so much a coin as a proposed coin. Although there is no documentation it is believed that these were a proposed coinage to replace...
It is 16 grams with the plastic SURROUNDING the "bill" (See the photos). The "bill" itself is gold foil on a polycarbonate substrate (per the...
from the link to the surveillance video "The suspect showed up to J & J Coins in Hammond just after 8 a.m. disguised as a UPS delivery driver....
Beef is right that the price is high but he has the attribution wrong, S-55 not 65. Key diagnostic is the very high A in STATES.
The COA is enlightening. From reading it you find that it is gold (most likely gold foil) embossed onto polycarbonate (a hard rigid plastic). So...
Actually there is. And they DID make 1913 V Nickel dies in late 1912. (I don't know how many sets of dies they made, but they did send ten sets...
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