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The dime is spooned/dryer coin. It didn't come from the mint that way. It's only worth ten cents.
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Yeah, those Canadians are weird. :D
The last one was used for BB or pellet target practice. Damage. Only worth one cent. The other two have poor lighting and I can't see anything in...
The Lincoln looks to me like it was struck by a die that was at the end of its life.
Compare its thickness to another nickel and weigh it. If it's as thick as a normal nickel and weighs 5 grams, you might have something.
Heavily worn, that's all.
And poking the coin is much safer than poking at a sleeping bear.
I'm not sure yet. I still have to inspect them tonight.
That's entirely possible, however, I still believe it's damage and not a mint error.
That, my friend, is grinding wheel damage.
I'm afraid that you won't be left to look at them in 100 tears.
A. Raised letters on the edge can only come from being hit by another coin. 2. Die scratches.
Agreed. Spend it.
Flat, shelf-like, MD.
Rolling machine. Not an error.
Can't be. Cents have never carried a "P" mint mark. Your cent suffered a hit, moving a portion of the "D" toward the inside of the "D".
Don't wait, the price goes up soon.
I only looked at one of them. I have to inspect them carefully tomorrow. Nice looking. The torch flame is really pretty on the proof.
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