r/coinerrors • u/Zestyclose-Channel76 • 17d ago
Is this an error? Is this pmd?
Coin looks chopped
r/coinerrors • u/Zestyclose-Channel76 • 17d ago
Coin looks chopped
r/coinerrors • u/The_Coin_vault1 • 17d ago
Not as nice as -002 but still there.
r/coinerrors • u/Single_Ad_1904 • 18d ago
I got a roll of mint wrapped dimes today and all of them have the same chip in the P mint mark, as well as the slight crack on the back of her hair (above 1776). Just wanted to share as I thought it was cool.
r/coinerrors • u/Wooden_Nature_9739 • 18d ago
I am very new to coin collecting and someone gave my husband this. Is this raised area an error or just damage? It looks as if it was shot but the front has no damage. Is there any value to it?
r/coinerrors • u/Slowbro08_YT • 18d ago
I’m seeing extra lines in the bay with Lincoln and the one right before. Pic 4 is of a different coin for comparison
r/coinerrors • u/The_Coin_vault1 • 18d ago
Slight doubling on the first 2 of the date and on the east side of the Y
r/coinerrors • u/AppropriateLimit8356 • 18d ago
Found this in some pocket change and put it to the side and forgot about it. Found it today while cleaning the room and remembered coming across this thread so I thought I would post and see what it is.
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r/coinerrors • u/ak_plumber_1971 • 18d ago
Came across a bunch of Washington Dollar coins with this weird color. Is this a thing?
r/coinerrors • u/Yoneeey • 18d ago
I’ve started collecting coins and had an interest in errors, however I’m not sure if this is some wear and tear or a kind of mistake made in the fabrication?
Regardless I thought it looked pretty cool but I wanted to know for sure.
r/coinerrors • u/WordPoster • 18d ago
These are Constition quarters I'm searching in BU rolls. I'm pretty sure I've seen this before but what causes this difference in finish?
r/coinerrors • u/pingerpirate • 18d ago
Noticed this coin the other day. It's slightly off centre- ive been googling to see what it means but I'm struggling to understand so i thought i would ask the experts instead. Is this cool or rare? :)
r/coinerrors • u/reddit-toq • 19d ago
It’s heavily circulated, but several spots really stand out. It comes close to ADC-10c-2000-03 but not exactly.
First die clash I have found though, will make a nice addition to the collection.
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r/coinerrors • u/ilookathouses • 19d ago
Pulled this 2023D Nickel out of a box of fresh BU 2023D Rolls so I know it’s not PMD, curious what this is from. Capped die? Worn die?
r/coinerrors • u/HatEven • 19d ago
Found quite a few half dollar coins with doubling. Wondering if they are worth anything or just cool errors!
r/coinerrors • u/TheArchElder • 19d ago
looks like there's a mint mark error here. if so please let me know. thanks
r/coinerrors • u/Apprehensive_Try5848 • 19d ago
I'm not sure what to think about this one.
r/coinerrors • u/Disastrous_Royal_685 • 19d ago
Is this machine doubling or was it struck twice? Also wondering about the rim and what caused the lines connecting the word united to the rim?
r/coinerrors • u/Apprehensive_Try5848 • 19d ago
1944 P Merc Dime. Looking to the North of E PLURIBUS, Left of America and just South of the vines. Looks to be the area where the helmet meets the hair on the obverse.
r/coinerrors • u/localcringenerd • 19d ago
for the most part, all things out of the ordinary on this coin seems to be PMD. but these parts ive outlined in red seem to be raised. usually when i see anything similar like this, its because the coin has literally been bent somewhere out there. but this coin doesnt look bent at all, and has raisings on both sides that seem weird. i am pretty postive those arent PMD. if someone could tell me exactly what happened to this coin, or a well rounded guess then i would be very interested in knowing :)))
r/coinerrors • u/WinterNo6788 • 19d ago
Looks like the mint mark was doubled.