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D. I have a dime 1994s that is bubbled on both sides an error i presume .tell me what you can and how much its worth i have not seen one like it other then mine
Nothing suggests this is a true error as opposed to damage or modification. Sorry!D. I have a dime 1994s that is bubbled on both sides an error i presume .tell me what you can and how much its worth i have not seen one like it other then mine
Never presume! It rarely works out well.
D. 1960 d Lincoln Memorial penny that has errors
Only in the eye of its owner.
D. Appears to have visible doubling on both sides. I checked the weight of the coin to try to determine if the damage was intentional or something from when it was minted. The coin does not weight 3.11g instead it actually weighs in at 3.07g. I'm really puzzled by this coin, please help!
That's not a substantial discrepancy. Your coin looks common.
D. I have had a few people look at this with mixed information! I’m just trying to find out, if this is an error? If so which one is it? And where do I go from here? I have searched all over the Internet and mats pictures with the mints picture And I cannot find another one like mine
What strikes you about it as different from any other quarter of its type? ADDENDUM: Please try not to take this the wrong way, but it begs the question, "So What"? If you look at a million coins under a microscope and find them all to be slightly different and unique, each is one in a million...but with 999,999 other distinct ones out there, what makes one more special and valuable than the rest? This is what I don't get about the craze in modern minor varieties Somwone called me today ...
D. I have found many different versions of the double ear variety! Is this what I have pictured here?
No idea. People don't seem to read where I say on my site that minor modern varieties hold little value and that I really can't help with them. Sorry!
D. I am not For sure but does this look like a 1988D with a Repunched mint mark or possibly doubling of some kind?
You seem to have a good eye for doubling, it looks more like that than repunched to me. Have you actually sold any of these? You might find it a little less engaging unless you have a gift for sales.
D. Framed French chalcography : etching by Fortier , drawing by Cte Turpine de C " Restes d 'un Temple de Neptune" from the Louvre Museum.
Tricky to price and sell. figure $35 retail.
D. 2014 dime
Dime of the Baskervilles! Try to spend it if you can get ten cents.
