Because I didn’t know what it was as the original heading said
Comments like this make it difficult for those starting out to learn. At no point did I say it’s an error. I just asked what it was.
[ATTACH] I noticed this too
[ATTACH] I’m looking at the ink bleed through around Washington
And they are all special to me for sentimental reasons so value or not doesn’t really matter but I am enjoying the learning process
Yes raised and def not glue. It’s part of the coin
They are my dads childhood collection. I know all are likely more of value in sentimental reasons than cash value. I don’t want to damage them but...
No idea on bubbles? Would that be on both sides of the reverse side?
It’s not I dipped in distilled water and wiped with a lint free cloth. It’s part of the coin.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] I have these old blue coin books that were my dads. We have never removed the coins until today. He started collecting as a...
Just a future reference point for anyone that stumbles on this. This was the best link I found explaining what exactly to look for. I’m sure there...
[ATTACH] I’ve read about die deterioration and doubled dies. Unfortunately the info on doubled dies is kind of difficult to understand. Can anyone...
But I am on the right track at looking at doubling?
Thank you
I’m trying to learn what doubling actually looks like. Am I correct that this is doubling?[ATTACH]
Coin wrapper crimping?
Thank you. I assume a lot of these we see have been in washing machines or some type of coin machine type thing more so than anything malicious....
Great info ty
Again from the start I absolutely knew it was sanded based on other pics I’ve seen on here. I’m trying to educate myself on why You guys know it’s...
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