Linear plating blister.
Indeed it was @TIF ! I have some uncleaned ancients sitting in distilled water now that will hopefully clean up to be identified. Definitely not...
This wraps up my son's game. It was originally planned to be approximately a week long evolution but life got in the way. At least this way, he...
Here is coin 2: He was able to ID everything off of Tesorillo but when he went to wildwinds we couldn't find it to save our lives. We googled it...
Hello All! It has been a pretty hectic 2 weeks with getting ready for school and trying to cram as much summer as possible in the remaining days....
I am well aware of different varieties of doubled dies :) Just can't stand to look for such minor things. But hey, to each their own :)
I’d hardly call $10 in cwr cents “back in the game” haha.
Your last statement is incorrect. They can still be used as legal tender. I’ve seen my fair share of plated, stickered, or painted coins in my...
That is definitely NOT uncirculated.
The pics you provided are way to grainy but it looks like you have a common lamination error. The silver war nickels are pretty prone to these.
After seeing the clearer pictures it seems to not be an original coin, but rather an imitation.
If you say so, Rick. Honestly I still can't see anything even in varietyvista. This minor doubling is ..... zzzzzzzz.... oh, sorry, fell asleep...
Really? Please. This is PLATED. End of story. You should probably learn how the plating process works. Details would NOT be obscured. The plating...
I see nothing. Have you found anything yet? My question to you, how are you searching? Are you searching every.single.coin. and trying to match...
Can't say I see anything remotely resembling doubling.
Plated after being minted.
This is a good place to start for you: https://www.tesorillo.com/aes/110/110i.htm
It's Thai. Need to see the reverse also to give you more information.
Nice CUD. Looks like yours is listed: http://cuds-on-coins.com/lincoln-cent-cuds-1970-1979/ I’m on my phone so I can’t tell for sure. Maybe a $20...
Not an error. Sorry.
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