Scott: Welcome to the forum.
sorry, but not an error. The MM touching would be a variety. And, not displaced, misplaced.
nice one. I have one for the 1995 $5 Olympics. No idea of value. Do you know?
Ryan Nice pick up. Tell us more about the piece.
no actual knowledge. It was before my time. J/K nice coin.
got it, strike doubling.
I see what you are talking about, and it seems to be strike doubling.
without looking: nothing. with looking: still nothing. J/K. But, I don't see anything, I presume that you are looking for a doubled...
not a die adjustment, could be a misaligned die.
Eduard I would love to join you for a detecting trip! Congrats on some nice finds.
now that is an interesting question. Huh? Anyone know the answer?
Nice!
yes, it bothers me, but looks like a hit from another coin's rim.
everything that Mark just said. Interesting, tho.
a little emotional there, aren't we? Calm down, I don't think that anyone was accusing you of something indecent or illegal. An...
Sorry it was a trick question, I did. LOL (but, true.)
Bubble gum? Where the heck can you buy bubble gum for one cent any more? That machine may be worth more than the coin! Seriously, the...
Richard: NICE! Congrats!
That is post mint damage. Usually encountered on the last digit of the date, it is believed to have happened for a coin counting machine.
yes, zinc rot.
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