Looking for the best answer from the best people. How do you know when you have a good error coin? Where and what do you do with it, once you know it’s a good error coin? Ty and have a great day
Welcome to CoinTalk! If you have a coin that you think has an error, don't hesitate to log onto CoinTalk and ask people. You will get multiple answers within half an hour, and people definitely help you to determine what your coin is.
Thank you for your fast reply! Once I get all my coins in order, I’ll definitely do that! P.s Glad you like toned coins, I have those too
Just know this... Not everything that looks different or strange is a Mint Error. Don't assume it's a Mint Error. Most issues are just PMD - Post Mint Damage. Ask first and you will learn little by little. Also.. A lot of true mint errors have very little or no premiums at all. Don't think you will become super rich when you find a misaligned die strike, die cracks or small die chips. Only mint errors that are considered major errors are worth sending for attribution. Others you can just stick in a 2x2 coin flip and save them.
Awe damn! No million dollar error coin-smh I will have to relook at them. I have a bunch of lamination errors and some others. Lol Stay tuned to crack up with my description or lack there of
Is the author Stan McDonald? Not the best book for errors but it's a start. He shows a lot of varieties. There is a difference between mint errors and varieties. https://www.ngccoin.com/news/article/1655/Variety-versus-Mint-Error/ His book has some confusing and wrong terminology at times.
