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Definitely a ding. You can see the pushed over and displaced metal from the hit.
Errers and Varietys.
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looks like a contact hit (a ding) to me Possibly bag marks from when it fell into the Ballistic Bag and got hit by another coin. |
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Agreed with all points above. Just wanted a concensus and these 3 are good enough for me. I don't collect errors or varieties (though I do like that user name!) so I'm not disappointed.
BTW: this is a July 4 privy dollar so a minor error might have added some value, alas, no such luck.
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this is a July 4 privy dollar  |
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A ding, yeah.
Are those long lines through United and States just the flip material, or are they some kind of die scratches or FFD?
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I don't collect errors or varieties (though I do like that user name!) Thank you for the compliment.  Errers and Varietys.
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Are those long lines through United and States just the flip material, or are they some kind of die scratches or FFD? They're on the flip. I didnt think to take pics of the ding before I put it in a flip. (Amateur hour over here!) Edited by jeffbuckes
10/14/2026 4:43 pm
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Jeffbuckes, I'm surprised no one has mentioned to you that you need to post both sides of the coin.
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They're on the flip. I didnt think to take pics of the ding before I put it in a flip. (Amateur hour over here!)   |
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Jeffbuckes, I'm surprised no one has mentioned to you that you need to post both sides of the coin. The obverse... because why not:  PS: the 250 on the shield is my favorite design element for this coin, thus I'm bummed about the ding. Luckily I got a few of these so one no harm overall I guess. Edited by jeffbuckes
10/14/2026 5:11 pm
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I found 1 of the 4th o' July privy marked coins within my roll. Quote:
Luckily I got a few of these so one no harm overall I guess. How many came out of yours? |
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I found 1 of the 4th o' July privy marked coins within my roll.
How many came out of yours? I got four Trump dollar rolls total. Skunked on 1st roll, one privy each in the other rolls, so 3 privy dollars total. The privy dollars were much more evenly distributed I think than were the privy quarters. I watched a lot of unboxing vids online and looks like most people got at least one. Bags had more but I missed out on those! BTW: the privy dollar I posted here has the most marks, but from the videos I saw its not unusual. The other 2 I have are decent and on par with eachother. I'll probably keep one and trade or sell the others at the NH coin show coming up. |
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Skunked on 1st roll, one privy each in the other rolls, so 3 privy dollars total. I call that a victory.  |
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Skunked on 1st roll, one privy each in the other rolls, so 3 privy dollars total. Quote:
I call that a victory. Absolutely! I only need 1 pivy dollar for my US type set, so the others are icing on the cake. Even with the ding on the 250 this one is still a privy coin. I had no luck with the DOI July 4th privy quarters - found a hundred or so DOI quarters in my bank box but 0 privies. Oh, well. |
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Posted 10/14/2026 3:54 pm
Uncirculated American Silver Eagles 
