I wasn’t referring to mint error coins since the OP’s is a not an error, just made to look like one after it left the mint. Please bare with me as...
I don’t know of any over dates for this year but it’s possible. The date does have some damage but what I see is minor and on top of the date....
No it doesn’t but if it was me, I’d keep them all.
Strange as it is people do dumb things like this. If you ever have a coin, any coin and the letters or numbers are backwards it’s damaged. Nothing...
I think I warned you that coin collecting is contagious but not hazardous to you health. Lol :D
He’s improving! Good job in the training Pam! Lol
Exactly! I stopped buying about the same time you did I think. Just not worth the cost. After market is lower priced and the sets are still sealed.
Patience dear girl, patience. Lol
Two days ago I went through more cents and found these. A 1919 with an obverse lamination [ATTACH] [ATTACH] and this but I’m not sure how this...
A few days ago I searched a number of my cents that I had pulled from change some years ago. This is what was in those bags. A Struck Through...
It’s a MAD, misaligned die. Nice that you found it as it’s also minted by a worn obverse die.
The mint keeps raising prices because as their quality goes down so does the number of their customers. I can buy any of their products in the...
None that I can see either.
Definitely damaged
Hard to find in my area.
Yes, no displaced metal at all and perfectly copper coated as well. I know that’s a stretch being perfectly copper coated but you get my meaning. :)
Looks like wire to me.
Not even close Rick. The curve is off and there is no displacement of metal.
Pam, you need to train the man! LOL
They are so common you’ll never make enough to retire on but they are fun to find and collect.
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