I’ve posted this before but it’s a neat error and to have both halves is unbelievable. It’s a 1944-P War Nickel and I think that makes it a little...
Quarter box #5: OK tougher box, but still got some things. Silver: Nada (first box spoiled me lol) W: 2020-W American Samoa, a little scratched...
I am not sure on how many are out there. It's a neat variety. Would be cool to find one in Mint State.
For whatever reason, I had thought it was a fairly common world coin error. Maybe I was wrong.
Not sure what todays going rate is but I picked this up a number of years ago at a very reasonable price.
Was lucky to find one of these strap hunting recently! Got it for face value, $1! Video is timed to drop on 9/29 at 5:50pm! Probably my best strap...
That's so nice! What does that put someone back? I'm trying to get more familiar with the error note market...
Once again. I have one 80% . [ATTACH]
I have one also. 1977. [ATTACH]
This is another nineteen seventy seven one dollar federal reserve note but this one is missing the third printing. The note was printed without...
This is a 1974 one dollar note from the federal reserve Bank of Ohio, which has a partial offset printing error. a small portion from the back of...
here’s a nineteen seventy seven one dollar Federal reserve note from Boston that has a light but complete offset printing error with the reverse...
This is a 2003A one dollar federal reserve note from the federal reserve bank of Ohio. The backside shows a complete offset printing error with...
Hello everyone, Two items from my collection.. A rim burr on a coin is a genuine mint error that happens when excess metal, jagged tabs, or...
Imagine one of those coins entering into circulation year from now and some newbie asking, “What kind of Mint Error is this?“ :hilarious:.. it's...
I am posting an awful lot today. Why? I asked myself that just now and realized that coins were way more interesting than writing college papers!...
Are you sure it wasn't the mint director's eyelash? (lol)
I’ll also post this one as it my newest error, and it’s one I found in a mint bag of 2026 halves. The wire causing the strike through is not only...
Here is a coin I think is terrific due to it being a 161 year old planchet error coin. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
That's an Acid Dipped Nickel. Corrosion affected it. Acid Shrunk Coins https://share.google/yfLpr195hTJmCsgBm Not a mint error of any kind...
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