Whatever caused this I wasn’t there but I can say it’s damaged as it didn’t leave the mint looking like that.
It’s not a ghost image of Salt Bay, it’s the actual image that was on the coin. The rollers on the Quarter rolling machines don’t have enough...
MS-61
Looks like MD.
Common but nice to find.
Very nice Sarge! Good thing the wife liked them. Here’s mine but they aren’t as nice or graded like yours. No special box either. It’s nice to...
Hi Pam, if it is a lamination it sure look like the one I posted yesterday. It is different and feel it’s worth saving for now. His was your weekend?
I said MS-66, not FS. To me they are close but not quite there. Depending on the TPG it may have received that designation.
The good old Sunoco tokens. I sure wish I had a complete set of them.
Those two marks are from the coin taking a hit, probably a reeder edge of another quarter. It’s known as PMD.
@meandyou4ever0 Best to post that Quarter in another thread as you’ll get answers. There are many kinds of doubling but only one is the kind you...
Split plate doubling. Very common on zinc cents.
A normal worn Cent.
Definitely caused by heat after it left the mint. Purely damaged.
Worn dies and not a DD.
It’s MD or machine doubling and it’s very common. It’s also on all denominations and carries no extra premium. Welcome to CT.
No doubling that I can see.
Good for you! Congratulations
Your response cracks me up! Thanks :D And best wishes on a great time in South Carolina. I enjoy your posts regarding hidden treasures.
Not a DD
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