Nice find for circulation/roll searching.
.....I saw a half-dozen of 'em at the ANA last week........... .....however, none of them were on the wrong pre-war planchets.
I'll have a few unusual 'fun' errors in my showcases........ Everyone here on cointalk is welcome to come by and chat about errors.....or...
Uniface Obv.
Worth less than the normal coin of the same date and mint.
I don't see it (but I'm not a VAM expert) If it is VAM # 8, the condition of the coin is so bad, (it's been harshly cleaned, at a minimum) that...
That's from "Laugh-In" - 1967-1969 or so. Arnie (can't remember his last name!) was the character, in black suit and hat, popping up from...
Please note on the submission flip to PCGS that you think it's on the wrong metal content planchet.
Its may cover his entire head, but I don't consider it 'dramatic' compared to many others. Nice example, but that's it, imo.
Minor filled die
PMD - doesn't it look like that?
'improper copper plating' Fairly common, unless it's very dramatic.........
It appears genuine, but at least the Obverse of the coin has had it's surfaces tooled/worked on. It's rare on this denomination, of course, but...
Brian, congrats on pulling that out of circulation - very rare, nowadays. In fact, I'd say it's rarer to find than genuine, real, errors, in...
Environmental surface damage. Not an error coin of any type.
OP's coin is clashed, but is not worth paying anything to have it certified by grade or error. Ebay is the only venue to sell such an error.
Both coins shown in this thread are Damaged/Altered surfaces. Neither one left the Mint like that.
.....those look familiar......
same as above. Not a proof strike
There's a scratch to the right of the A The M looks normal, based on the photo.
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