Great! It's the only one I have ever found. A keeper. Thanks
Thanks guys, I could'nt get a good close up of the edge. However it does not look like badthad's close ups, most likley ground down. I have...
I found this 1909 cent. Clipped planchet, or not?
Mr. Wexler replied that he thinks NGC got it right.
Thank Rascal, I have written Mr. Wexler. I will let everone know what he says. BadThad, sorry about posting in the wrong forum. Here is a photo of...
Yes seems likely, however that dose not account for the deep depression.
It is a depression with the dot as it appers before the word UNUM and the letters UNU with the last U being incomplete. However the dot and the...
Thanks Rascal for the photos and the input. You have some nice finds there. Never had much intrest in errors until now, I will be looking for...
Was the quarter authentacated by a grading company as a dropped letter. What did it sell for? Anyway this is unique coin, what do you think it...
thru struck ? If this is a struck thur fragment, why are the letters not backwards? As the fragment would have been face down to imprint letters...
1926 S error Sorry for the late reply, been away. I buy Lincoln cent collections, keep what I like and sell the rest. I found this 1926S in one...
Hi; I posted this photo of a 1926S cent sometime ago. The coin has since been graded by NGC. If anyone has access to the NGC web site you may view...
Hi; Bought this cheap! Looks real to me. The weight is right on, but the surface is rough. I would like to here from you. Thanks b.bodie[ATTACH]
I can see what you are describing. However, the spacing is wrong for the word "UNITED". If you can come up with anything other than a planchet...
Many thanks rlm's cents. The mint marks I refered to are the first and the fourth in your thumbnails. b bodie
Can anyone tell me why the S mint mark on some 1909 SVDB's is low directly unden the 0, while on other coins the S mint mark is higher and more...
No I spent all my MPC a long time ago. b bodie
As all you MPC collectors know, they all have had a series number. By the number you call tell when they were issued. I don;t remember the number...
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