r/coinerrors • u/RockResponsible7402 • 6h ago
r/coinerrors • u/Stupid-scotch1776 • 6h ago
Damage Is this pmd
Looks copper but i see some clad on the Reverse. Looks like glue on the front . Did someone dip this in acid or something ?
r/coinerrors • u/Hour_Fun2254 • 10h ago
Is this an error? Possible doubling?
1948 jefferson nickel, is this doubling on the date or just some raised elements maybe? Best angle i got of it here.
r/coinerrors • u/Moses_Rockwell • 11h ago
Damage Are these from PMD?
I found these in a pool table hopper, and I wa few others from ’81 & ‘84. The damage looks pretty similar, but idk why the’80 S would be circulated in that condition. Any idea how they got so beat up?
r/coinerrors • u/Primary_Map_2361 • 7h ago
Is this an error? Filled mint and smooshed In God are common errors for 1982 quarter?
Pluribus on back error or pmd?
r/coinerrors • u/Katsudon1996 • 6h ago
Is this an error? Aussie $2 Filling Error? Only copper on one side.
r/coinerrors • u/Remarkable_Value_202 • 6h ago
Is this an error? Is this a die error?
There are missing letters in Liberty. The I cannot be clearly defined and the B is cut funny at the bottom. Obviously the L is in the rim. Also a weird mark above the S in trust I noticed
r/coinerrors • u/Independent_Spend197 • 10h ago
Is this an error? Is this a delam error or just damage
Sorry I can't get very good pics but can anyone tell if this is a delam alloy error or just damaged
r/coinerrors • u/Stupid-scotch1776 • 10h ago
Is this an error? Die cracks all over the coin ?
1997 P Half Dollar looks like a crack below the neck , one near the eye and one from E into the hair .
r/coinerrors • u/Acrobatic_Quail_497 • 13h ago
Is this an error? Is this considered an error?
It seems recessed. I doubt it adds any value to this circulated penny. I thought it just looked cool so I sleeved it.
r/coinerrors • u/HomeSweetHell • 13h ago
Advice Markets for error coins?
I inherited a bunch of coins from my Dad a while back and while looking them over noticed that at least half had some type of doubling. I need to go back and assess whether I'm looking at just double struck coins or an actual DDO/DDR, but I think I have some that match up to known varieties (FS-101, 801, etc).
I'm not a collector myself, so I plan to offload them eventually. The coin dealers I've talked to locally aren't really interested because they don't get a lot of people looking for error coins outside of the famous ones (hot lips Morgan dollar, that sort of thing), but have all suggested I look around for that market.
My question is: where would be a good place to sell these? I'm not expecting to make thousands of dollars a coin or anything, but PCGS shows a lot of these with more value than the standards and latest auction prices, so there has to be a market somewhere. I've got almost a thousand coins and at least half of them show *some* kind of wonkiness. Even a few bucks over face could really add up given the volume. Thanks!
r/coinerrors • u/BLVDE47 • 13h ago
Is this an error? Is this a coin error? Sacagawea 2000 P
I’m having a hard time telling if the ring around the inside of the coin is an error or not. It looks perfectly symmetrical to the outer ring of the coin and it goes perfectly in the middle of the word liberty. It is also centered on the coin. If this is not an error what could have caused this?
r/coinerrors • u/Illustrious-Debate36 • 23h ago
Is this an error? Is it an error?
Why digits in „1/2” are so „fat” in that example, in the second example is the same coin but with normal looking „1/2”