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D. This is a conneticut 1999 coin I come across in one of my old purses. I thought how strange this bump was on the head of the coin. Then felt another bump on the back side with my fingers. Both bumps bulge outward on the coin and are not across from one another. They are two separate bumps It’s hard to imagine what caused this and wondered how I might tell if this was a mint error. If the coin had been ran over or something I would imagine that the opposite side would have an indentatio...
I think you ought not blame such damage on the fine folks at the U.S. mint.
D. Liberty is printed all over
Looks like a quarter.
D. These are some American Express prints from an advertising campaign back in the 70s
Fun & whatever you can get.
D. Possible strike through error unknown very hard for me to determine this would need an expert eye thank you very much please
"Strike through error"? Where did you copy that from? You dont need an expert eye. Occam's Razor: the simplest explanation is usually the best. This coin is severely damaged.
D. 1995 D quarter error bronze on front and back
I doubt you have an error coin. It's much likelier that it oxidized this color, which is possible because they are made mostly of copper; or that the outer layer was removed with acid.
D. 1992 Lincoln penny, die break
Though these photos are very unclear, I am confident this is not a die break or any other kind of error. If you read the tutorial at the top of our homepage you'll understand more.
D. I have not seen this as a known error in my online searches. I would love information or a ball park of its value
That's because there is no error here. These coins are worth face value.
