How can one "make" an error? An error is something that is done by mistake not intentionally. I would not want to spend my money on an "error"...
It looks to me like there is no MM. I was incorrect. It should be just above the tip of the tail. No MM means minted in Philly. This is most...
And now for a better look at the S. The focus is not the best but you can definitely tell it is an S[ATTACH] You only showed a photo of the...
I hope you don't mind but I cropped your photo so people could have a better look at this. [ATTACH]
Another great example to put in a book. Still worth only face value. This is the 1982D Copper Large date. Now that you have both a large and small...
Very good advice.:)
Welcome to CT!!!:) In 1982 they changed the composition of the Lincoln Cent. They went from being mostly copper weighing 3.1 grams to mostly...
I second that. Welcome to CT!!:)
Wow So after reading that thread and the links in it, it is making me wonder about the quarter I found. I have never seen a coin tone quite like...
Welcome to CT!! First off sorry for your loss. While I can't speak for the Half dollars anymore than to say they are well circulated but still...
While your photography skills are getting better, they are still not clear enough to see stuff as minute as DD errors on Lincoln Cents. From your...
Very cool thread with some interesting history. I did not know these notes existed and will have to see if my LCS has some. Thank you...
Could it be toning? I have seen some modern quarters tone grey and black before. Have a photo of one somewhere that has a dark black/blue toning...
Welcome to CT!!! I assume you are talking about the little black dot below the 3. It is the only "Dot" i see below the date. To my eyes this...
Wow thanks all. Learned something new today!
I believe they leave the mint in bags and are found by banks and then saved for certain customers or by people who order bags of coins from banks.
I do not think I have played this one yet. From Austria to Hungary.[ATTACH]
This is not an error. PMD. What your are seeing is the plating has split above the letters exposing the zinc below. This is very common in...
Most Off-Center Strikes that are worth more than face value will not fit in rolls. The shape of the coin usually prevents it. [ATTACH] They tend...
Not an error. Looks more like a scratch. Possibly from a coin roller machine.
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