Anyone have errors to post?

[Just Bob]

I'll start:

 

 

[physics-fan3.14]

I don't buy too many errors, but I've got some. Start off small, eh? 

 

[bsshog40]

Yea I don't have much either except this Jeff.

 

[rrantique]

[VegasButler]

Hello I’m on the hunt in finding some truth about this coin 

[WoodenJefferson]

Examining the images of the 1978-D Quarter, I'd wager a guess that the coin was 'electro-plated' with a magnetic metal, perhaps nickel.

[Just Bob]

Ahem...

Getting back to to original topic of this thread:

 

[AcesKings]

Minor Lamination....

[Just Bob]

Some really nice examples, everyone. Keep 'em coming.

Anyone have a wrong planchet error?

How about a DDO or DDR?

[Makesnocents]

59 minutes ago, Just Bob said:

Some really nice examples, everyone. Keep 'em coming.

Anyone have a wrong planchet error?

How about a DDO or DDR?

1934 dd in God we trust not a good one but recent find 

[physics-fan3.14]

2 hours ago, Makesnocents said:

1934 dd in God we trust not a good one but recent find 

That is some pretty significant doubling. While the grade might not be the highest, I'd say it's a good one! 

[physics-fan3.14]

This is one of the most significant misaligned dies I've ever found - the details of the obverse spill off the edge. Not worth much, but cool: 

 

[Just Bob]

Let's see how a phone picture turns out:

[physics-fan3.14]

10 minutes ago, Just Bob said:

Let's see how a phone picture turns out:

Not well, really.... You need more light, and try the macro setting if your phone has it. I know what a capped die is supposed to look like, so I know what this thing probably looks like.... but I'd never get that from that pic. 

[Just Bob]

14 minutes ago, physics-fan3.14 said:

Not well, really.... You need more light, and try the macro setting if your phone has it. I know what a capped die is supposed to look like, so I know what this thing probably looks like.... but I'd never get that from that pic. 

Yeah, I think I will stick with the digital camera.

[Makesnocents]

3 hours ago, physics-fan3.14 said:

This is one of the most significant misaligned dies I've ever found - the details of the obverse spill off the edge. Not worth much, but cool: 

 

I've never looked for those before but first coin i picked up same 

[Just Bob]

How about a trade token with a misspelling?

 

[Xaverius]

hello, I'm from Guadalajara Mexico, I have 3 coins with error that does not appear in any book, apparently my coins are unique, they are 3 coins of 1 cent 1968, letter S, each one weighs 3.1 and they have an error in the letter S and in the reverse, these are the images of my coins, I hope some answer thanks.

[Makesnocents]

55 minutes ago, Xaverius said:

hello, I'm from Guadalajara Mexico, I have 3 coins with error that does not appear in any book, apparently my coins are unique, they are 3 coins of 1 cent 1968, letter S, each one weighs 3.1 and they have an error in the letter S and in the reverse, these are the images of my coins, I hope some answer thanks.

The second photo is a misaligned die causing the rim to be doubled 

If you are thinking the error exists only on the  mint mark try looking at over the mint mark and repunched mint mark errors 

(Omm errors or rpm errors )

Good luck 

[Makesnocents]

Here is a couple 1956 D/D 

[Makesnocents]

Couple grease strikes one seems like it's smaller lighter dryer damage ?

[Just Bob]

[mumu]

I have a morgan dollar that when placed between 2 magnets magnetically sticks to both magnets.

[Makesnocents]

I probably shouldn't even attempt to take a picture of this error but here ya go 

 

1944 D over S with extra S to the north 

 

[Mi§ål's]

Here is a recent graded coin - it was labeled "Struck Thru" - I would have thought it was a lamination error - but nonetheless, an error.

 

[Just Bob]

On 2/21/2018 at 9:32 PM, Makesnocents said:

Couple grease strikes one seems like it's smaller lighter dryer damage ?

I'm still not sure just exactly what I am seeing here. And, I was not aware what "dryer damage" was until I found a reference to it by Conder101 on another forum. Apparently, coins have been known to slip in between the inner and outer drums of commercial dryers, and eventually end up with the rims spread and the diameter decreased.

First post about double sided struck through grease  HERE

And dryer coins HERE

[Makesnocents]

2 hours ago, Just Bob said:

I'm still not sure just exactly what I am seeing here. And, I was not aware what "dryer damage" was until I found a reference to it by Conder101 on another forum. Apparently, coins have been known to slip in between the inner and outer drums of commercial dryers, and eventually end up with the rims spread and the diameter decreased.

First post about double sided struck through grease  HERE

And dryer coins HERE

[Just Bob]

One more off center strike for the weekend. Almost got a date on this one:

 

 

[Makesnocents]

Pinocchio strike

[Makesnocents]

1960 D  nickel some pretty good doubling on reverse