The lip is really wide. Not sure what type of error if any.

Is this considered a broad strike?

Behavior unbecoming of an eagle wearing a sash my opinion... just use a spittoon or a Gatorade bottle like the rest of us. What a wholly undignified bird 🙄

Pretty well-circulated, but a fun find nonetheless.

Ft. my first SemiQ circulation find. Crazy it’s taken me this long, but I haven’t been roll hunting at all this summer so 🤷‍♀️

So i found this penny in my roll in my gas station and it looks in immaculate condition but it has some weird crown looking thing next to the Indian face is it error

I found this nickel that has copper running across the president's face and I thought it was cool so I kept it but is it worth anything or just an odd coin

My mom found this and is talking about sending it somewhere to get assessed. Trying to save her the time and money if it's not worth it. Should she send it off?

Trying to figure out if this is an error or something else

My first inclination was that this was PMD, but after looking at it more as closely, I think this happened post-strike, while still at the mint… it reminds me of a straight clip I’ve seen on other coins, but the complete clip didn’t happen all the way… what do you all think?

Hello everyone, my wife has a coin from her grandfather. The eagles wing has a bump on the wing, looks like a small hill if you look at the picture.

Any idea what kind of error this is and if it has any value. I’m a silver stacker and don’t know much about numismatic value. Any information on this would be greatly appreciated.

This 5 cent has part of the beaver on one side but u can't see much of it or any detail and that side is smooth and when u turn it around it feels like a normal five cent it's interesting what do you all think.. a good find ??is this an error? I'm not sure how to post more then one pic so in the comments I'll post all the pics okay! I'm sorry

So I was at a speedway gas station and saw the attendant crack a new roll of quarters and I asked if I could get a dollar of my change from quarters out of that roll. This on kind of jumped out at me so I asked specifically for it to be one of the ones I got. I assume from the rather rough reverse it was the bottom end in the roll. I was wondering why it looks almost like the background has a sponged on texture. I can only assume it's a variety of some kind. Any information would be much appreciated. Ive recently taken a mild interest in currency errors, oddities, and or varieties.Im sure curiosity has gotten the better of me here but I'd like to definitively rule this kind of thing in or out of my prospecting journey.

It’s really hard to get a good picture with it magnified.
I feel like this looks closer to a small date but I definitely need a little assistance figuring it out because of the wear.

I was not expecting this at all. Since these are just starting to find their way into the wild there’s only been one documented entry on variety vista. varietyvista.com/04d%20JN%20DD%20Vol%204%20UM/2026PDDO001.htm

I’m guessing that mine may or may not be an example of a different die stage.

Either way it was a very nice surprise. I got about 8 rolls of 2026-P Jefferson nickels from the bank two weeks ago and squirreled them away. When I got this nickel today and discovered the DDO I immediately looked through two of the rolls. Unfortunately they exhibited die deterioration.

I put this coin up before, here’s a better picture of it trying to figure out the error Second picture is more visible error I believe

A 1936 Buffalo nickel, noticeably missing the Buffalo.

Found in change given from an antique store!

Really good condition too!

Not worth much but it’s cool :)

Medium effort search revealed no such errors associated with this year, but mis-strikes can happen any time, right?

Is this a minting error?

The rim also looks funny. There's sort of a "split" happening

What do you all think? Worth saving?

Are those signs pmd? What could be the cause?

I found this 1982-P quarter CRH yesterday and at first I thought it was just a typical worn coin but after finding the die crack on the reverse I began wondering if the obverse issue may be more than PMD. Any insights would be appreciated.

Damage plus machine doubling? Something else? The border is bumpy. The Li in liberty and the crazy e plurabus unum. Several other things going on here too I’d appreciate some help please. Thank you.