Living in Montana I had the pleasure of fishing in one of the best areas in the state. I would cud drive past an intersection that only had 1...
I’ve had this for about 25 years as well as the other coins I’ve posted recently. A few more to go then onto other coins. This an an 1884-CC...
The unusual toning lacks eye appeal and is a turn off so it should drop the grade to a MS-64.
I have no idea. I walked into my LCS many years ago, saw it and bought it as it currently is. They didn’t know either as they bought it as you see it.
No photos of the entire coin and you didn’t give a date. Therefore I think it looks like a zinc cent with normal plating issues and that small die...
I’m going with damage and being a 1982, it’s probably copper coated zinc.
I had the same decision to make. I went with the Columbia Exposition, the Pilgrim Tercentenary, the 1982 G. Washington Silver Half and a 1986...
Only seeing the one side it’s difficult to say. The entire coin was in the same place at the same time.
I think the chances of finding a true mint error are 1% or less. Finding varieties are considerably higher.
Remember yours mint mark has been damaged so it looks different.
The first part is probably correct but not about the chip. The hit that flattened tgg he e mint mark also hit the lower curve of the S. That’s why...
Never noticed that. Makes me wonder lots of things.
A 1969-S PR69CAM Kennedy Half Dollar graded by PCGS. Marks are not on the coin. Graded about 25 yrs. ago. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
On a good day I’d give that coin a MS-64 but I think it’s a 63 due to all the marks.
No problem, if you see what I said then you’re learning. :)
All Cents have errors but these copper plated zinc cents are the worse. The MD and split plate doubling are so plentiful, along with tired worn...
Yes it’s a 2021-D. Lol, not doubled. It’s the copper coating on zinc.
The extra thickness is because the mint mark was damaged as previously stated. Look closely and you can see where the hit occurred and it...
Time to lay off of the feed my dear horse. Lol
Not the type of doubling you want.
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