Since I’m retired I have more time and I plan my days well. :)
A nice looking Cent with an incomplete planchet error. The type of error is a small curved clip as there are other types of clips. Think of clips...
You are correct, it’s an S mint, looks good and not the one.
I’m fairly new to collecting ancient coins but I’ve been a coin collector for over sixty years. I have to say the coin looks fake to me. It’s just...
Pam, the way it looks today is due to 78 years of circulation. Not bad considering.
Well my mother used to tell me I didn’t talk until I was three. When I started talking it was in sentences and I haven’t stopped yet. Lol
I noticed that but from the photos I can’t see and hairlines from a cleaning. Maybe a quick dip but you’ll know when it comes back.
Thanks and I’ll leave it in the slab. Lol
Sweet!
Dang, Darn Disturbing Doubled Dies?
It’s a nice looking, clean coin for sure. I’m thinking mid to low AU. I don’t see any reason it wouldn’t straight grade.
You do have a number of clashed coins and I like all of them. :)
I’ve never seen an error like this but at $10.00 I had to have it. And as I also said, it looks like damage but obviously it’s not.
That’s the funniest thing I think you’ve said since I became a member. Now that you’re home and warm any ideas? :):)
That’s a great looking Dime, especially for a parking lot find. Congrats
I do have 3 ragged clips on Lincoln Cents and they look nothing like this nickel. Thanks for the information.
There’s some great clashes posted here. :):):)
To me, and I’ll admit I’m a nut, it looks like a lamination error on both sides of the coin in the same area. Caused by the crack on the edge of...
Here is a nice error or a Nickel that I recently picked up for $10.00. I found it very interesting and I didn’t have one like this. A 1955...
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