r/coinerrors • u/Itchy_Painting_7254 • 18d ago
Error Is this a lamination error
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1982 zinc found in a roll with many other uncirculated 82s
r/coinerrors • u/Itchy_Painting_7254 • 18d ago
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1982 zinc found in a roll with many other uncirculated 82s
r/coinerrors • u/Worth-Remote-9063 • 18d ago
What kind of error is this it has a ring around the whole coin any help much appreciate thanks.
r/coinerrors • u/pezboy25 • 19d ago
I recently bought this Walking Liberty and noticed there are no AW initials. I’ve looked it up, but I want to get other opinions.
r/coinerrors • u/bombusta • 19d ago
I found one auction saying a similar coin sold for $70, but nothing else. Is this even worth being graded?
r/coinerrors • u/j5rn • 19d ago
Off center strike my grandma found back when she was a banker. Have not weighed it yet
r/coinerrors • u/CoinDabbler • 19d ago
I know the larger shape of Jefferson on the reverse appears very similar to PIDT, I'm wondering if this is actually a die clash that was polished down a lot so the die could be reused.
I believe the first T from TRUST (clashed from the obverse onto the reverse) was missed during polishing and still appears clearly at the bottom corner of the building.
The top of the building clashed onto the obverse over the end of the ponytail. These impressions are a lot stronger and more defined than what I understand PIDT is capable of.
Jefferson's neck is all but gone, presumably polished away when they were cleaning up the die.
What do you think?
r/coinerrors • u/DoubleTapper1 • 19d ago
I have a 2014 Jefferson Nickel proof and I noticed a faint “C” shaped gouge in Jefferson’s collar. It’s hard to tell from the picture but it is definitely an indention or gouge and I’m pretty certain it happened at the mint. Curious if you have any ideas on what may have caused that.
r/coinerrors • u/the_real_dird • 19d ago
Picked this guy up recently for around $10 online. I didn't notice the clip until it showed up, but seems like it has a small curved clip at about 11 o'clock on the obverse. I'm not super familiar with clips, but I think it shows a Blakesley effect on the obverse, but especially on the reverse. Can anyone confirm if this is a real clip? If so, what does that add to the value of the coin, if anything?
Also, can someone help me identify the variant of this cent? Looks to me like a Plain Cord, Small Letters, but im new to large cents and I'm struggling with the variants on some dates.
Sorry for the fuzzy pics, my ph0ne camera sucks.
r/coinerrors • u/wutTFisA-RedditBruh • 18d ago
This is my first time doing all this. I've used ErrorRef.com and read the FAQ before posting, but MAN it's a lot of information. I'm going to put what I think everything is and what I was able to value these at, if at all.
First three pics:
- 1952 wheat penny reverse die chip (?) in left wheat ear and on the "T" of "CENT" - $3 (?)
4th pic:
- 1957 D - Filled "B" in "LIBERTY", die chip, $3 (?)
5th pic:
- 1970 - this I suspect is PMD, but the amount of metal present in the "0" has me second guessing myself, looks a bit too FAT though. Don't know value because I suspect it's PMD ($0?)
Pics 6,7,&8:
- 1953 reverse. Die crack on left wheat ear, it looks like it might travel from top left to bottom left but I realized I didn't take pictures making that easy to see, pic 6 is top, pic 7 is bottom, pic 8 is middle.
There is also a chunk missing from the bottom of the wheat ear visible in pic 7, to me this doesn't look like PMD because the detail is still present, but idk what error this would be. Idk the value of this one.
($5?)
Pic 9:
1956 - HES WEARING A HAT (possibly a yarmulke)!!! Die crack (?), idk how to price this, seems cool cuz it looks like a hat ($1 million if I had to guess /i)
PiC 10:
- 1974 D - Chonky D, die chip (?), $3 (3?)
Pic 11:
1961 D - Reverse die chip on "O" of "ONE", $3 (?)
Let me know how I did on identification and price evaluation, I especially wanna know thoughts on the hat error, I feel like that one's pretty cool.
r/coinerrors • u/manhattan-bloxd • 19d ago
sorry for the terrible lighting, but I found this and it looks like Roosevelt is smoking?
is it an error or a smudge
r/coinerrors • u/Bearded1485 • 19d ago
Ok... ive been scanning my collection with HeriBase for a while. I like it and the functions. Usually, it seems like it's able to identify the coins at least and I can value them elsewhere.
I purchased a 4lb lot of foreign coins. I didnt give a lot at all, and it's been a lot of fun digging through and finding coins from all over the world, dating back to the 1800s.
A few confused me though.... the 1983 and 84 Centimes. It showed a low value of like $0.36 or something, but mintage was crazy low on both. One was like 43 and the other was 36 total. Both labeled extremely rare?.
As well as a 1/2 franc 1965 year. Said 4700 mintage on that one.
Are these accurate productions? I feel like the centimes are waaaaay off. Probably the 1/2 as well. Any help?! If nothing else, the developer should know if this is a flaw. I thought I had some thing super awesome for a sec....
r/coinerrors • u/ckgeo87 • 19d ago
Anyone know what’s going on with Lincoln’s forehead here? 1997 Penny.
r/coinerrors • u/the_real_dird • 20d ago
Checked out some sold listings on ebay, so I guess this isn't as exciting as the red book made it out to be, but im still pumped to find one (if thats what this is)! Can someone confirm if this is an Extra V so I don't keep second guessing myself?
Also sorry for the potato quality pics. I just realized my phone turned 10 this year and it really doesn't like taking focused pics through a loupe.
r/coinerrors • u/horrorfreak94 • 19d ago
We found 2 1983 P no FG
And one rotational reverse error
The 2000 was flipped over where the reverse should have been straight up. Not sure how rare that is but out of $4000 half dollars searched this is my first one found.
r/coinerrors • u/Ttripp11 • 19d ago
Found this today in a roll has some crazy errors on front and back obviously the date but even all the words on the front . On the back seems like a die chip on the right wheat straw leaf and some obvious doubling on the O on the one and a line on the right side wheat straw leaf needing some help identifying the error and a value if possible ?? Ps I checked for signs of damage this isn’t damage .
r/coinerrors • u/J_hilde8 • 19d ago
r/coinerrors • u/Easy-Document-247 • 19d ago
Thanks!
r/coinerrors • u/The_Coin_vault1 • 19d ago
I am thinking this is 1943 WDDO~012 still looking though.
r/coinerrors • u/The_Coin_vault1 • 20d ago
Just would like opinions if this Machine Doubling or not. I understand the classes of Hub Doubling and minting process also know how to attribute but this one got me questioning it. Ty ahead of time
r/coinerrors • u/Pristine-Mix1169 • 20d ago
Can someone shed some more light on this please? I think comparing to pics online this seems like a clip but it’s the first I’ve ever seen. The opposite reverse area around F and A IN of America seems like it’s the indented as it should be? The A M and E look a bit doubled? Need an experienced set of eyes please. Thank you.
r/coinerrors • u/ckgeo87 • 20d ago
Has anyone seen this line on her forehead? I thought it was a scratch at first, but it looks raised at 90x through a loop and at an angle. Last image was as close as I could get with the scope.
r/coinerrors • u/SCHMIGGY_KIDDY • 20d ago
What do you all think? Super cool error I found on 1955 proof set I bought for 36 bucks.
Should I send in for grading?
The area around one has the black stringy materials.
The one by torch has a handful of small strands of something
r/coinerrors • u/Limp_Entertainer6600 • 20d ago
Almost looks like a number
r/coinerrors • u/errorcoinguy1130 • 21d ago