My WWII error coins: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Both pieces of a split planchet 1944-P Nickel: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] The 1942/1 Dime: [ATTACH]...
Looks like it. Welcome to CT.
At least you know the steps are on the reverse. Lol
Definitely Environmentally Damaged Welcome to CT.
I still remember the day I walked into my LCS and bought a 1909-S VDB Cent. A week later I bought a 1916-D Mercury Dime. Both were a long time...
That's looks like the coin took a hit and caused that. Welcome to CT.
That's MD or mechanical doubling. Very common.
NAV or No Added Value Doubling. It's worn from circulation. Welcome to CT.
Nice well circulated coin for a tough to get Date.
A nice mint set but none of the coins in your thread are worth the grading cost. The war Nickel appears to have a obverse lamination and the dot...
NAV Doubling or No Added Value Doubling. Very common on coins minted 1982 to date. It's that darn zinc.
A die chip causes LIBERTY to look like LIBIERTY since there's an extra I between the B and E in LIBERTY.
Please don't give them any ideas. :smuggrin:
My apologies but another member posted the exact same thing.
A Ellis Island Quarter is worth just that, a quarter. Glad you found one and you can use that to start a National Parks album. Glad you enjoy the...
Yes it is! Very nice RPM.
Yes you have a 1851 over the 81. The 81 was punched upside down leaving a small but distinct tail (if you call it that) on the right side of the...
Very nice find! Keep searching.
I believe you said the same thing 3 years ago. Lol
It is a neat piece. :)
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