The toning does not appear to be man made. I agree with @SlipperySocks in that this nickel was probably in a older album and toned this way due to...
When the metal content is changed the older coins are hoarded but the new coins are also hoarded in the first year. This also applies to a design...
Damaged. Not a Mint error.
Looks like die cracks to me Shrews. A nice find. Tuck those away as they are keepers. :)
A beautiful error-Double Strike Cent. A real error in the error forum. Great find. That's a keeper for sure. Welcome to CT.
Just circulation wear.
1965 was the first year of clad quarters so they were saved by the roll. Yes it's nicer than most but there are still rolls upon rolls in closets...
Look at all those error coins! You're going to need more room to store or display them if you keep adding to your collection by the tens.
Nothing special unless you think the fingerprint is.
Try looking at a ASE. It looks pretty close to the letters on the obverse.
Good for you! It's a fairly common error going back into the early 1800's. I've seen numerous large Cents with clips. Very interesting if you're...
You're welcome.
Just remember to think printing not minting. :)
Yes and no. It depends on what it is. Coins would be PMD. Not so with bills. Paper money is just damaged and it's easier to damage paper than a coin.
You have a 1804 Draped Bust Half Cent. The wear makes it harder to ID by a photo but it looks like a Crosslet 4. There appears to be a very worn...
Definitely cleaned but still nice looking and with the best reverse on that date.
Like Rick said it's a tellers stamp. Not all tellers stamps are alike but when you see a long thin line like this it came from a stamp similar to...
It's a variety and I'm not a variety collector. Thanks.
Partial Offset Ink Transfer. You paid a fair price in my opinion. That's a keeper.
Nope
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