Any nickel dated 1934 would have an Indian on the obverse and a nice large Buffalo on the reverse. Jefferson never appeared on the nickel until 1938.
Of course Lincoln had teeth. Doesn’t everybody? I clearly see the teeth but I’m not sure what caused them. I’m not seeing any doubling on the coin.
Understandable. A shattered die has numerous intersecting die cracks. I did not see that on your coin. It does have numerous ones but I didn’t see...
Minor plating bubbles and they are very common. Only worth one cent.
Very nice! It has several IDB’s, all from a worn die. To the Mint the cost of replacing a die is expensive. The die used to make this coin...
If filed off it’s damaged and worth face value. If a clip (incomplete planchet) it’s worth more. There’s the curved clip, a straight clip and a...
The look of the first 8 is very similar to the look of the 3. It was an 8 that was altered to look like a 3. You can even see a stem on the top...
Get out there and find the last 23 silver coins you need. Looks like another great day and finding 10 Wheat cents in the same hole must have been...
To me it’s either a cud or it isn’t. Pre-cud sounds like it was made up and used to make sales on due cracks.
It is a great looking coin. The design is fantastic.
The third photo had on the package,she at the US Mint.
Definitely not cleaned. That is what it was sold as and I agreed with the grade.
Thank you. Anyone else?
Definitely damaged
It just doesn’t look right.
Afraid it’s just damaged. Welcome to CT.
A very nice looking Liberty Standing Quarter. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I’m really curious to know if other members have seen something like this before.
Sounds like someone had these rolls in their collection and decided to sell them for face value. Nice but not worth the cost to grade them.
Your coin is stained and the reverse is a minor MAD or misaligned die. It’s only worth a quarter. Welcome to CT.
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