I have a lot of serious questions. I am having a hard time believing how are some of these errors are what they say and how some been created. Its been about 10 months I have been studying these coins and have been seeing a lot of interesting things on these coins even from other countries also. There is one thing that all of every coin that have been made by stamping it with dies. Therefore a reason that I believe a guide or a grid can be created by what I see but it wont be easy a lot of geometry and a lot of brains. I wish I could meet with some people that are serious about errors and that are reasonable and have an open mind so I can show them of what I am saying because its very difficult to explain in text form. I was reading this article about what some lines they did not know, what they were. I lost the site I was reading it on. They mentioned lines were dragged from each character and left the lines on the coins, not exactly in those words. I think I could be lots of help and explain those lines. but I don't find the site so if you know where this article is please tell me where to find it.
Here are 16,000+ posts on errors https://www.cointalk.com/forums/error-coins/ For a simpler solution, show us a photo or tell us what the error is called/describe it in detail and we can try to help.
These might help as well: http://www.errorvariety.com/index.html http://www.coinnews.net/tools/error-coin-price-guide-with-mint-error-photo-descriptions/ http://varietyvista.com/CONECA Master Listings.htm
I don't think we can meet in person but this is the place to share your finds and chat with us. I just hope you keep an open mind on our responses and opinions.
ok lets please chat about errors I need to be told how it is. I am really here to listen. Please show me proof of an error if you can or is there anything that I could visualize of this proof being created. I do understand that the experts know and understand the machine that the errors are created from, but even though they know every single thing about it that is not proof. some are. some members here are pretty good on identifying and explaining just by the pictures that are posted by other members, other post there are different answers or suggestion about the coin and do not come to a conclusion on what the topic is about meaning what the member is asking about of there coin in that topic. so I do want to see some proof if possible if not able to show any proof I will continue of what your answer or comment about of what I posted here. thank you for listening and I am here just to learn and listen you guys are the experts not me.
For an answer first we have to have a question. You're being too vague. Ask about a certain error and photos can then be shared showing examples.
Name an error and we can help you out. I really think something like this is all you need: http://www.coin-collecting-guide-for-beginners.com/error-coins.html Now, if you have a specific error coin you want more info about, take a picture and share it.
I mean any error, is there proof you can provide for? If not lets continue the conversation. I do mean an error that is done by machine not by mistake or accident. If there are errors that are done on purpose as by the die maker (if that is correct tittle or term) or mint, please exclude those also. At the begging of this error collecting or hobby, I was studying the coins and maybe look in to the coin way to deep. I remember looking at one single coin for three hours or more I even think I could of looked at it a little longer, but anyways I noticed something on every coin made and what I am trying to do is get some information I need to continue my project of this confirmation, guide and checking error chart or something like that don't know yet what its going to be but I cant create it without knowing certain things and don't know how to ask them Thank You! P.S. this is why I was asking is there a chat room for this type of conversation, ahh maybe I am way over my head with all this and should just leave this subject alone.
If you're staring at a coin that long you're over doing it. There are errors and varieties. Most error coins will stick out like a sore thumb. Again, we can discuss errors, but only one type at a time. Give us an example you want to discuss and we can do it. If you don't exactly know what an error actually is, then that explains why you are staring at the coin. If you don't know what a dog is then how do you know if you see one or not?
thanks for comments and I do also speak Spanish. the reason for staring at the coin that long was to study it not looking for errors. lets chat about the BIE errors what is it exactly?