Lincoln Cent "error" what type?

Teachmind is back. The "in due time" gave it away. Well, everything about his post gave it away.

 

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I will accept no less for my exceedingly rare error:

 

Would that be considered counterfeit or altered?

 

I demonstrated it is nothing more than damage.

 

did you just commit a felony with that file?

 

You're welcome to report it to the Secret Service or Treasury

 

put it on eBay!

It is priceless!

Happy?

 

3 hours and 20 minutes later......crickets

 

Observe, photo 1 shows coin with "error" on right note the difference...

Observe, photo 2 show you all "error" on coin is not do to claims some infamous "Grind Theory" note See'' metal over laps @ 3:00 on the edge of rim total opposite of some "Grind Theory" I advise to all when coin are being suggested under the assumptions of the "Grind Theory" research then disregard they are amateurs most likely the claim has no weight..

Observe, Photo 3 weight is correct thus proving photo 1 and 2 posed against "Grind Theory" now 100% proved wrong.

The "Grind Theory" is most thought of by the unknowing lack of knowledge pessimistic type collector's they based on assumptions and confirm without research. I advise and warn all research carefully your precious metals have an idea of what you have if not you may be mislead...

 

Hater's are like crickets... They make a lot of noise but when you walk by... They're quiet. Smh???

 

Actually you are misleading and you fall into the "assumption based group..." as your statement

has 2 things assumed. One is that your scale is accurate enough to weigh 2.60 grams accurately as I see yours only weigh to 0.1 grams, so the last digit is an estimate that is rounded off to the nearest .1 gram. The second thing is that the 2.60 grams is an exact weight of all clad cents, whereas it is 2.5 +/- 0.1 gram, or 2.40grams to 2.60grams. A coin that was 2.60 and ground down to 2.55 would still read 2.6 on your scale due to rounding.

I gave you the benefit of doubt that you calibrated your scale with a clean calibration weight before you weighted the coin.

 

Honestly, I will agree with you on the account of your experience and status quo and mathematically you're correct .. I factor the weight @ 2.5 before taking the shot I' was surprise it posed 2.6 after I didnt think to much of it may be I should next time, wel because my scale it's fairly accurate every now n then sometimes it will 1 digit up/down back to correct weight eventually. That being mentioned there is still photo 1 and 2 photo 2 is strong enough to support my claim the photo taken is visible and clear there is an over lap at the edge of the rim @ 3:00 it can be seen clearly surely the more plausible answer here is an "error" what looks to have been grind actually wasn't but molted or shifted to edge of the rim totally opposite the picture clearly show this. Granted, that it was grind the weight would have drop at the very least one gram easy thus being 2.4 may be less but the weight remains rounding up by .1 gram which is not unusual its a 1989 Lincoln memorial, weight 2.5 enough to rule "error" as for alter the possibilities of that has weakened greatly provided the pictures I put out the evidence for alter to me has all been relinquished... Beside's what meets the eye.

 

That would be referred to as the "Leave Me in the Road" error in combination with the "Slide Me on the Sidewalk" error.

 

Uhhhh, then why'd you ask??

 

Fine with me... Haha, its not my favorite but its error I keep it just to have it..

 

As stated the type of error?

 

You descriptions must give you a headache because they make me dizzy trying to follow what you are attempting to say.

I'm thinking that you are simply one of many thousands of folks out there that believe that they have ALL the answers without even knowing the questions.

You see something "different" and then feebly attempt to justify it as some type of an error.

I need to tell you that NOTHING in the minting process would produce what you are looking at. Nothing.

I also need to tell you that your coin has been altered and since that level of grinding would not eliminate as much metal as you would like to believe, the coin weighs well within tolerance.

My suggestion is that you give this folly up and perhaps consider going into the Technical Editing Field.

 

Given your responses, it appears that you think you already knew.

Maybe you were just trying to trip folks up which would put you directly into the "Troll" category of posters?

 

You got issues... I know your kind, dime a dozen weirdo's neh, your just a typical hater. Move on already take a break here soon from now Im bringing back the double 1969's I doubt you want to be around when that happens... lol

 

SERIOUSLY, dude where you getting all this info from? Your assumptions? I've lost all respect for you.. You're no longer acknowledge leave me alone you got some nerves attacking me with nothing but mere assumption your own imaginations... Crazy, come at me with supporting facts and I'll prove you wrong too... You think Im just going to believe "YOU" really..... Think about it BoB you are telling me to throw all my coins away... GET OFF PAGE.