My fingers are still sticky.
I forget what design it is but it’s a “Waffle Quarter”. The mint does this to defective coins and they are supposed to be sent back to be recycled...
Because what’s left on it is George Washington. Look closely to see it. LOL
Best not to clean it. It’s a very common date and it’s worth junk silver pricing. If you clean it, it won’t change a thing but it will always be a...
Just remember, it’s an incomplete planchet error with a curved clip. :) Very nice error coins.
Just an FYI to all that care enough to read this thread. As most of you know I worked overtime for years at the Post Office while I managed it....
Very nice.
And here’s the side photo to show how thin it is. I can’t weigh it but it’s very light. [ATTACH]
If you think yours is in worse shape please post it. This is the obverse: [ATTACH] This is the reverse: [ATTACH] And you’re saying to yourself,...
Thanks Frank
You have a corroded zinc cent next to a nice zinc cent. Not a big deal but the photos speak for themselves. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
This is a Civil War Token dated 1864. On the obverse is Lady Liberty wear a Headdress surrounded by 13 stars for the 13 original colonies. On the...
After looking again it could be a strike through but that’s an awful deep and sharp one.
No please, not postal!
Your welcome but it’s just my opinion which is based on photos. I may very well be mistaken. :)
The newest photos confirm what I originally said, a planchet defect and then it was minted. The planchet may have been damaged at the mint before...
@paddyman98 @meandyou4ever0 His information on the Loonie is 100% correct. Look no further. As for the Canadian Cent, someone may know the last...
There is not enough data space on CT for me to post any coins that I’ve forgotten I had. I now have 2 and 3 of the same key date coin, like a...
I’m afraid you have a nice same of PMD. Looks like a little displaced metal in certain places.
Dirty but who cares. That one is 90% silver.
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