But I've seen some quarter errors with both sides missing nickel clad layers. Not normal size but isnt that technically 100% copper?
Nice find. Theres a lot of them but can sell for over 1000$. I recommend you grade it.
Congradulations on your new find. I love when someone doesn't know they found a new variety and I can be the first to tell them. Makes me happy ;)
Oh that makes more sense. Should've known.
Thanks. Good luck.
Ha! I was mistaken.
I think they are from the same die. Both were discovered by Fred Weinberg. His on the left is CU-5c-1983P-02 On the right looks like later...
In fact here are some varieties I myself just discovered and got listed. 2nd coin on this page:...
Yes PMD, post mint damage.
Yup than thats definitely PMD. Always good to ask though.
How much do these XRF Scanners go for? 1500? Id like one but never knew how much they cost.
Cool. It actually doesnt have silver in it. 75% copper and 25% nickel. Well possibly more copper for your specimen.
http://cuds-on-coins.com/attributions-guide-on-what-to-do/
Its interesting because they strike the proofs multiple times the crack is very defined. Oh. Contact JC Stevens at cuds on coins. Its a website...
It depends, if they think it will peel, they wont. But if the lam looks secure or already has peeled off in the past they might. I prefer ANACS...
No problem. Varieties are my favorite ;)
Not gonna lie they kinda look nice. I wouldnt clean coins though. Just think its weird they do and spend so much time on it.
These are called spiked heads. Their die cracks.
Yup not real. Carson City minted no coins in 1799.
Wexlers not wrong lol! Nice find.
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