I've figured I've posted so many wannabee errors (that turned out not being errors) today that I better post an actual one. This is a spiked head variety, but the only 1993 spiked heads listed on Cuds on Coins are 1993-P, but this coin was minted in Denver. It is unattributed but I doubt they will list it. Anyways, thanks to everyone who has helped me debunk any possible errors I posted today! I finally finished all my nickels. Soren.
Hey, look at the bright side. At least you're not like those who come here with some minor anomaly and want to spend $50+ having it graded and attributed. Chris
Thanks for the input Rick! By die abrasion are you referring to the line from Jefferson's nose to the rim? I still think it looks like a die crack-- but hey I could be wrong!
Haha right!? I see a lot of minor anomalies I think are errors and turn out not to be, but I'm still learning. Throw it in a 2x2 mylar flip, write a little doo-dad on there and it's good to go in my book!
Ohh, now that makes sense. Hopefully, someday I'll find a specimen from the same die before it was abraded by a worker, then we could see what the die looked like not only afterwards, but also before.
That's a very true statement lol. I've seen some, well let's say questionable work on the dies on the coins from that era as well.
