Not my area of expertise but it looks strange to me.
It's a MAD, yes it's a Mint error, yes you found one, value is one cent.
No, he's in his second childhood and he just watched Alice In Wonderland, "Off with his head. Off with his head." lol
Very common date. You can buy a MS-65 with no toning for less than his asking price and he's selling a 63. o_O:yack:
Not an S but it's a Q over the E. :)
The toning looks normal to me but I'd never pay that price myself.
Sweet looking coin Shrews. Nice original luster and a number of wonderful die cracks on both sides.
Over a half billion were minted so why is it rare? It's environmental damaged. Sending in it to grade it is a waste. It's only worth a cent and...
That's a fine line to walk.
Looks like a case of MD.
Well said, thank you.
Not bad but I'd put in an airtight to reduce future toning. An airtight would be better than a 2x2 flip.
Nothing but you get some strainge results. They're newer coins so toning is not normal. They have an extremely thin copper coating and copper is...
A cent made of Zinc. In 1982 cents were made from copper then switched to zinc with a thin copper coating. It was a transitional year. All Cents...
It's damaged after it left the Mint so not an error. It's worth five cents so spend it. Welcome to CT.
The types marks you are showing are not BEP ink marks. They have all been stamped into the bill after it was placed in circulation. Therefore it...
A dealer knows their business. They know what they can sell online, in a physical store or a specific shows. They will sell at each avenue of...
That is a lamination error. Nice find. Not worth a lot but nice to find and keep.
I don't collect PMD coins so so have none. If I get one I spend it.
Worthless doubling. If you see the same type of doubling on the same denomination and different dates then it's worthless doubling. As for the...
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