Any info or interest on this coin?

Got kinda quiet here in CT land when you dropped Fred’s name.
Welcome aboard Classy

 

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In hind site everything is 2020.

Fred is a member here, and most likely he is away at a show, or needed the weekend off.
Welcome to CT.. You came to the right place.
It is not always like this, seems tempers got flared, then folks started pointing fingers. It is not always like this, and whether some folks like it or not we are a big family. Thanks for hanging out and making it to the end of your first thread.

Phil

 

Welcome to CT.
We have fun here. Sometimes too much.

 

I read “interested in it” as finding it interesting. I can see where one might think it was available for acquisition as well. For different reasons a lot of responders here assume that questions have a hidden agenda aimed at getting rich or at least richer based on finding a coin. The primary reason for that assumption is because so many people ARE profit driven and that’s just human nature.

 

Yeah, I though it was a "profit driven" statement as the title had an "or" in it as if anyone had interest in buying it ... "Any info or interest on this coin?" so I originally just skipped it.

... interpretation of the brevity of written word ...

 

Yeah, this thread is looking less like an error/PMD discussion and more like a proctology seminar...

 

It's pretty common, I like Buffalo's don't get me wrong. My coin shop down the street has a box of 200 of these for 75 cents.

 

Yeah the last thing I want to imagine is a guy named Bernie bent over,
Thanks for the visual.

 

EACH, I assume. I'll buy even beat-up Jeffersons at 200 for 75 cents...

 

I think it's a dropped letter. If Fred Weinberg comes in here he'll be able to tell you for sure.

 

That thought had crossed my mind, but I know next to nothing about such. I'm thinking usually a dropped letter on the obverse would come from the lettering on the obverse die?

To the OP, is this a Denver mint coin ( D on reverse at bottom)?

 

@Fred Weinberg

 

You can also contact @mikediamond. He's an expert on error coins and writes a weekly article on error coins for Coin World magazine. Gives excellent information, just like Fred.

 

As a fellow new member, I was taken aback by some of the comments written.

I think there is too much projection here.

I had posted a thread about some currency I had bought and didn't get the same reaction, I wonder if it's b/c not as many people visit the paper money section, thread has 133 views though.

I hear lots of talk about the hobby needing new members, and yet when they come, they get this? Gee no wonder. This board does seem to get the most activity, so I guess one must take the good with the bad, but really,

 

I adore you just cuz your such a honest soul. Your one in a 1964d cent mintage.

 

Pictures please

 

Andy. Don't blow up. I've been a cointalk troll for maybe a few years. Frank only said what aplenty of members said about directing a person to what might of been an offer for a sale. With classy being a new member i found this just information. Frank gets a pass on this one. For all that have mentioned for someone to start a new thread and not hijack anothers thread case the first stone. I didn't read into this as thumping a newbe or rude. IMHO

 

Lol

 

Thanks. My head spuned on her reply

 

Tact. I agree.