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D. Silver feathers (improperly annealing) proof set Sasquatch dollar.
My girlfriend says it's the secret money that the Yeti use. I think she's on to something.
D. As u can see I have a 1985 quarter that has a indented star on it now I can't find this error on any coin ever and was curious what it is worth as a one of a kind. Thank you for ur time in this
That's because it's not an error. It's a star. One that somebody added to the quarter with a mallet and a punch. if you read through the answers posted on this website, you will see a number of other one-of-a-kind coins with different things punched into them at various times. Why not call it priceless?
D. 1863 Indian Head cent “reverse mint error”
Perhaps you can fix this "reverse mint error" by pushing the little slivers of metal back into place where they were cut from. You can actually see the part of the rim that they sloughed off of. I know, I know, here comes the hate mail.
D. My husband got it as change. The one side looks like it was grinded but it's smooth to the touch. We are just wondering if it's a error coin and what it's valued at. You look at tge sides all that's there is the nickel clad. Thank u Teresa swiger
So you take a quarter, you grind it down, and you smooth it out. (I don't mean you or him, I believe he found it in change.) No, that does not make it an error coin. Within these pages we have answered about half a dozen questions with similar looking coins that are fairly intact on one side and featureless on the other. I don't know what motivates people to do it, but it's not a scarcity
D. I am wondering if this is a error or weather. The coin is smooth to the touch. It's a Missouri state quarter 2003. Can you tell me anything about it and if it's a error coin what the value is. Thank you
The color and surface texture suggests to me that it spent a considerable amount of time outside weathering or getting trampled.
D. 1999 georgia quater with a lump in it ..if you need more pictures let me know ..and i know its not easy to see pict. But any info will be great on how this might happen. N what the metal may be
This is the fourth or fifth such coin we've seen in these pages. Perhaps it commemorates national solder week. it was almost certainly done with heat, either applied to the coin, or to a piece of metal that ended up becoming affixed to it.
D. 1975 no s dime
If originally in a sealed proof set, this would be worth thousands of dollars. Outside of such a container, it's a regular issue Philadelphia dime.
D. 1996 no mint mark Lincoln penny missing in god and lib in liberty. Weight is 2.5 grams
Another well worn cent
