That was my first thought. Nice finds again Paddy.
A small worn die chip is what it looks like to me. There is a 3/2 variety but not a 3/1. It could have been damaged and worn but it looks more...
From what I can see it's either MD or DDD, neither of which is valuable.
Great lamination error coins. Where do you get your coins from? I search a lot and find very little in my area.
That's a loaded question with an answer too long for here. Just do some research on Mint errors and you'll learn a lot. If you find a coin you...
I'd keep them. It's a good start for a nice paper collection.
A normal Wisconsin quarter. The high and low leaf varieties are very distinct.
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It could be a large collar point shaped worn die chip.
Lots of wear.
If you mean the area between IN and his collar it looks like Damage to me. The metal looks gouged in 2 small places and then pushed up from the...
A great dealer I used about 30 years ago described a "slider" as a coin in strong XF that an unscrupulous person or dealer would try to pass off...
Definitely altered 1944-D into a 1914-D but it's a good alteration. Definitely a keeper for reform and research.
A very nice looking first issue Indian Princess Head. Highest mintage of the series by the way. Too bad it was cleaned but you learned and that's...
Very nice clip Shrews. You're sure finding good coins.
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