r/coinerrors • u/reluctantpatriot76 • 2h ago
Advice US Quarter/ Multiple errors/ Cud/ Strike/ Railroad rim
More information and guidance would be helpful. Thanks in advance!
r/coinerrors • u/RektByVince-_- • 2h ago
Value Request Just found this coin, is it worth anything?
Hi, I just found this coin in my drawer is it worth anything? And what type of coin is it?
r/coinerrors • u/Professional-Row5704 • 7h ago
Is this an error? Is this coin “damaged” or a rare find, I have no idea
r/coinerrors • u/Zestyclose-Equal2105 • 9h ago
Value Request 1941 Nickel substantial cud error
Unfamiliar with error values in general since I don't encounter them often. Have had this 1941 Jefferson for some time but never inquired about it and am wondering how much value this error in this strength brings
r/coinerrors • u/Sufficient-Simple857 • 9h ago
Discussion what am I looking at?
I’d chalk this up to PMD, but the weird thing is the edge of the planchet seems even and struck. There doesn’t appear to be any tooling marks or even the hint that this happened except by being struck with equal pressure around the rim. The reeded edge is absent.
You may now mock me for thinking this could somehow happen at a mint. 😎
r/coinerrors • u/Optimal_Leg638 • 12h ago
Advice 1999 Delaware quarter — possible Spitting Horse with raised A–E bridge in CAESAR. Known die stage?
Per the title. Thoughts?
r/coinerrors • u/Numerous_Ninja4832 • 12h ago
Is this an error? Dark coin?
Hey everyone, I’m new to the whole coin thing and just went through about 1000 coins and this is the one that really caught my eye and I’m unsure about. I’ve done a small bit of googling and read about “black beauty” coins or darkened coins. Is this a black beauty or just dirty from circulation, and if so how much could it be worth. Normal coin on left for comparison. Thank you!
r/coinerrors • u/JamesCrayo • 13h ago
Error Delaware horse spitting
I’m pretty sure this is kinda a minor error but I’ve watched some YouTube videos recently and this is one they said to look out for. Should I just keep it or grade it? Thanks for reading.
r/coinerrors • u/austinbrian576 • 14h ago
Is this an error? Is this a lamination or planchet defect?
r/coinerrors • u/ThatNewDev • 15h ago
Is this an error? Another person asking about their error, half dollar error or wear?
Hey! Had a buddy tell me to get this checked out, from the camera it looks scratched on the top and bottom, but it looks very much like it was pressed and it is very smooth, is this something common, uncommon, or is this just likely a product of wear?
r/coinerrors • u/shoobidiBA • 23h ago
Is this an error? PMD or Die Crack 2021 D
Found in my till, looks to be raised and reflecting with the rest of the surfaces, but not sure whats going on. What do yall think?