A Coin machine would not be raised. It’s a cut into the coin that spares no area or detail on the coin and it always leaves displaced metal. It’s...
Thanks. It’s been awhile since I’ve been out there.
That’s on the western side of the state isn’t it?
Yea, it’s plated.
More than normal but still not a great amount of rotation. Sure nice to find in the raw. Congrats
Definitely damaged
No coin magazines in my area. Welcome to CT.
MD=mechanical doubling. That’s what you’ve got.
About $5-$10 each.
Too many varieties to get my attention.
You should be. And you have more likes, 600, compared to posts. Great job. Love the fish in your Avatar. Looks like a largemouth bass to me.
That’s depends on who you’re talking to. :)
Lol, I hear that. It looks normal to the naked eye. Hehehe
That’s a wonderful obverse and reverse die clash. Great find! So crisp and clear it’s stands out.
It’s worth one cent. It says so on the reverse.
They are all modern so don’t expect a lot for them. Check out the BEP website and you’ll see what I mean.
The type of doubling you see is one of the forms of NAV or No Added Value Doubling. It’s copper coated zinc and should be spent.
Those are all very nice, definitely keepers but if you don’t want them.... Basically copper mixed with the air and the environment will turn...
Too many to keep track of and it’s not just for coins.
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