New Variety Website Under Construction

Ok cool! I've got a question too. I see that you have a section for "extinct states". Any thoughts on an acceptable date range, or perhaps you are limiting this to machine made coins?

2 New Varieties Have Been Added! 1925-F 10 Reichspfennig CRK-1-RV And 1925-F 10 Reichspfennig CRK-2-OV. These Varieties Were Found As A Die Pair And Will Be Seen As Such. I Am Looking for anyone who has a Crack, Cud, Doubled Die, or Re-Punched element to reach out to me and Submit them to my site.

This is a fantastic idea, TCD. I have a few foreign varieties I've discovered that I will send you at some point. Especially a very strong doubled die on a 1985 Mexican 100 peso coin that I also cherry picked a second example of.

Just sent some coins for attribution, TCD - really excited about this project. You should see about contacting Tanman as well, I know he lists a few international varieties on his website. Perhaps you guys could collaborate?

Just one comment on the website: I think it would be nice to change the way images display to make it easier to use for reference. It's going to be a little annoying needing to click through the images one at a time as you compare a coin, especially as you add more varieties. One thing I would love to see (and I wish Wexler or VV did it this way) would be to have each variety shown by a single representative photo that highlights the doubling well that can be clicked to open a collapsible drop-down page of all the photos of that coin. Imo, that would be much easier to navigate than VV who make you go to a separate page to view all the individual varieties or Wexler who doesn't give you the option to collapse any of the images for faster scrolling on long lists.

Three New Varieties Have Been Added, All Thanks To SamCoin.

Do they need to be attributed as errors? I've got what I think is a large die break on a Germany Nassau 1840 6 Kruzer. But NGC refused to attribute it as an error. Said it was "too minor." Well it's prob a quarter inch long banana shaped blob that goes across the lions face chest and groin. Got a UNC details grade for cleaned, but not damage. So it can't be PMD. Thinking about sending it to ANACS.

Update: New Listing Format Is Live. Key Identifying Picture At The Front Of The Image Carousel. Description Is Now Beside Image, Instead Of below. Done To Allow Fore Easier Variety Identification and Ease Of Access.

We are currently looking for new varieties, If you have any, big or small, We would appreciate them greatly. Let us know by replying here and we will get in contact.