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D. Not sure if this is an error or pmd. Appears to be some sort of strike error, lamination error, or something if that nature. Anything information will be greatly appreciated thanks in advance!
Possibly the most mutilated cent I've ever seen. Spend it if you can trick someone.
D. Error Roosevelt dime is all I know so I was hoping someone could tell me if it might be worth sending in for grading
Mistake... by someone after the mint. Not sure what's happening here. Looks like someone removed the nickel outer shell revealing the underlying copper.
D. Inverted strike on reverse
Not sure what you mean. A $10 large cent. The reverse might have a slight die rotation but it's not clear from the photos.
D. 1948 no mint mark penny the back side looks like it was barely struck I'm not sure what to look for to tell if it's an error coin
It's either heavily worn or damaged.
D. 1893 Columbian half dollar.
The first, and one of the most common, commemorative halves, worth perhaps $12-14 retail.
D. 1988 D Lincoln penny
And we set this aside... why?
D. Lincoln pennies factory errors.
OMG someone please put me out of my miserly.
D. 1926 no mint mark rim error
Rim damage. 10-15 cents.
