This is why Coins and YouTube don’t mix...

Yes!!! Look up on YouTube "PCGS Grading 101"

 

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Yikes. I watched the entire video for the full 7 minutes and 35 seconds. I've been collecting coins for just 64 years and never learned so much. Amazing that I might find these coins in circulation NOW. But wait, when I was 6 years old, 1955, I found all but the 1909-S, 1909-S VDB, 1914-D and 1931-S at my local bank. Never found the varieties or the Doubled Die 1955. I'll keep looking through my change. Maybe I'll still find these coins. Anyone putting an 1804 Dollar or 1913 V nickel in circulation in Northeastern PA? I could use an 1894-S dime to complete my set. Happy coin hunting.

 

They have alot more of them. Including no grades and details. Super useful

 

Hello Chris, I'm new here, and looking to get it right. Chris, I have I believe it's a 1971, with the I in Liberty is not there. I understand how it happened. I was wondering if there was any value to it. Can you help me, please.

 

Welcome to the neighborhood, RG!

Without photos, I'd just be guessing, but it might have occurred as the result of a grease-filled die. This is a very common occurrence, but there are some people who collect them. Why? I don't know! Personally, I don't think it is worth anything over face value, but that is just my opinion.

Chris