Fake News! :p
No. Not at all :)
Lol, that is a cointalk thread.... ;)
Ok but it's not an error. Lord knows what it is but it didn't come from the mint like that. That was the original question. You wouldn't listen...
Methinks you don't understand what the word "logic" means. Especially when it comes to the minting process.
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The mint marks were hand stamped into the dies up until like 1989. Therefore, they can be really anywhere. That middle one is lower than I've seen...
You're right. We know nothing...Should we call in the big guns? @paddyman98 @JCro57
Check this thread out: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1968-d-lincoln-cent-possible-error.227309/
Case in point that there is no cure for stupid. Enjoy your bIg ErRoR NiCkLe [IMG]
Sorry, but no. There is 1000% no way this happened at the mint.
Could be solder or something else. It is sitting on top of the obverse design. That is made clearer by your new pictures.
It's not melted. It's some kind of garbage on the surface of your coin. Mix it with some other damage and "Voila!" there's your "big error"....
Not an error. Not even close. Learn how the minting process works.
Dang that looks good! EDIT: I took a peek at your website since it was on the back of your envelopes. I knew you had some amazing coins....but...
Too many solid boxes of the previous year’s coins...I hate every 2018 design now lol
I hope not. I don’t want to have to search quarter boxes again.
I like the bat and butterfly. EDIT: Also, coinworld needs to have someone QC their articles before they post them ... "The American Samoa quarter...
Greek THESSALY, Larissa. 3rd century BC. Æ Dichalkon My absolute favorite of the bunch. Great year all together!
20S IMO
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