is this 1923s US silver dollar with a spike going out the eagle's right shoulder the error was found by me long after I had bought the coin slabbed by PCGS MS63, which surprised me as I had never seen the error till the right angle of light hit it a variation of VAM1-K so I'm told, errors are not my cup of tea so to say photos taken with an old webcam so they aren't the best so what real legit errors did you all find by pure accident
nice find when I was going through rolls of pennys I threw one in but then a little latter I took a second look and it was a little off center by like 3% still a keeper.
yeah sometimes you just aren't expecting some errors to be there and yet they will sneak by you if you aren't looking carefully
I have a 1930 SLQ with a die clash. Last year, I posted it here asking for help, cause I didn't know what that "tiny rectangle with a dot in it" was (to the left of her right knee). Several members replied that it was a die clash. It was the first time I heard of and learned about them. They then explained to me what a die clash was, and I said. "But there's nothing on the reverse design that has a 'tiny rectangle with a dot in it.' " Then another member was nice enough to show me a superimposed image. And sure enough, there it was... the "E" in E PLURIBUS UNUM! I never would have guessed. And so it was a very memorable die clash lesson.
