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D. I have a 1928 wheat cent. The Y in liberty is not facing the correct way. Others have said the Y took a hit and caused it to shift. I do not see that. Looking to find out if this is a mint error or not. Thanks
No error evident. Might have been a stray bullet from the opera house?
D. 1961 D error Lincoln memorable penny....D over horizontal D and half dozen more errors
A half dozen... too numerous for you to elaborate, I'm sure. Spend this monster fast.D. 1982 D small date copper cent. Weighs 3.06. Would love to get an appraisal. Thanks very much for your time.
I could charge for an appraisal, but you have a coin worth one cent and I'd feel bad about it.
D. 2001 Vermont state quarter with a cud on the obverse. Cud has the reverse of the Georgia state quarter on it. Also the quarter seems to be missing a clad layer.
Cud? Looks more like window caulking. SPEND!
D. FIRST OF ALL THANK YOU FOR TAKING A LOOK . IM PRETTY EXCITED ABOUT MY FIND.1975 LINCOLN ONE CENT MULTIPLE ERRORS. FIRST THE ELAPHANT IN THE ROOM THERE IS NO TRACE OF TRUST ON THE OBVERSE OF COIN NOT A TRACE THAT I CAN SEE.THEN SLIGHTLY OFF CENTER STRIKE ? AND ALSO DOUBLE STRIKE MINT MARK,AND LAST BUY NOT LEAST THE CENTER METAL IS DARKER COLOR THAN SIDES AND IS DELAMINATING? IM NO NUMISMATIC EXPERT BY ANY STRETCH OF THE IMAGINATION. YOUR EXPERTISE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED AND THANK YOU IN ADV...
Perhaps the elephant sat on it. "Trust" could easily have worn off. The coin is only about one percent off center, which is less an error than it is poor quality minting. I'd focus on surviving the hurricane...
D. 2007 silver dollar. The reverse is upside down instead of being right side up like all 3 variations of the 2007 silver dollar shows it being
What you have to do is rotate the coin 180 degrees. That will enable you to view it right-side up. All U.S. coins are minted this way: if you flip them horizontally, the reverse is out of orientation from the reverse by 180 degrees and appears upside down. If you flip them vertically, the reverse is upright. This is different from medal orientation, where both sides have the same orientation and the top of one side is adjacent to the top of the other, etc., etc.
D. 1973 Washington Quarter. Has extra ponytail obverse and reverse has a deformed wing
Next time don't preheat the oven.
D. This Roosevelt dime looks like Roosevelt has a cowlick due to extra metal on the planchet.
Not likely that a cow did this. It is, however, a classic staple scratch. The staple slides along the coin, removing a thin strip of metal.
D. 2005 D dime Obverse side:Mint mark D with a small s or d,Writing were the Js is suppose to be, some mark on the top of the coin"IN GOD WE TRUST" has alot of of doubling, Reverse side: "E Pluribus Unum" there the initials JS and the B is doubled
Please, everyone out there, PLEASE STOP sending me these chewed up coin photos!
