krarha: welcome to Coin Talk.
I had posted this a few days ago. I reported it to eBay four times as a fake, and they never pulled the lot....
No additional value without. Heck, that aren't that ordinary, Sorry if I misled you.
dreamer: They are really neat to collect, but, I have never paid extra for a clashed die, and probably never would. However, no negative impact...
DeOrc: I agree with your method, this is one of the only ways to 'curate' the coins that are found metal detecting.
newuser: First, welcome to the forum. second: hamman is correct. the bags most likely are composed of PVC (polyvinylchloride) which is the...
clembo: Very nice, and from circulation.
there is very little additional value to Lincoln cent lamination errors. They are very common, although you may make some money off non-collectors.
Dano: Since this is a clad dime it is possible that: 1) it is a bubble in the surface between the layers; 2) It is post mint damage from...
Welcome to the forum. Stick around and learn.
Try putting a claim into PCGS as an improperly graded coin.
George: Try shining a light on the coin as you photograph it.
Leadfoot's first thought was correct. The lines are from the shield on the obverse and the marks are from a clashed die. These clash marks are...
Jim: Good luck with your quest for a donated detector. I have been detecting since 1989, and still enjoy it, even when I don't do well, like...
vujo: From your description it sounds like a clashed die (the reverse of the penny itself, you can see the die imprint of Lincoln). And I...
Pellini: Welcome, eventually someone will be along and will tell you the value of your Austrian coin.
ditto to the strike doubling.
I was the underbidder at $1.00
It was probably in a 'lucky coin holder' It appears slightly flattened when removed.
DJ: Congrats and good luck on future searches. I check all the time, and they are getting scarcer each time.
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