I bought these several years back sealed. 15 tubes. Got around to opening a tube and was surprised to find the high percentage of RV die crack and doubling errors.
Most of the errors have 3 crack areas I circled.
Then when I browsed the various sites regarding this error I drew a Blank. The closest I could find was listed as a 004 reverse (THERE ARE PICS OF THE LISTING AND COINS IN THE LINK) BELOW. I searched coneca, wexlers site and round about the web.
BTW Safe link, old face book page I never used I can never get pics good here.
https://www.facebook.com/shawn.prince.505/photosThe spike back eagle head break is where I can get no match even close for 1959.
The closest listing is attached with the pics . and I don't think this guys error listing with a pop of one is it either. There were as of writing this 3 known rv dies used for the 1959p everyone is into the #2 proof. Frankly I don't find it that rare

. These errors are prevalent and these coins are all bu unc just varying degrees of toning other than that they are they appear to be from the same striking. To many of the same error to be coincidence.
So if anyone could give me advice I would appreciate it! just on the quarters...you can judge the 1882 Morgan if you want too. lol. that thing is like a mirror.
So if it is a new listing how do I go about getting it numbered? I pulled ten error RV's out of one roll all in different stages of regression.
I did not examine the obverses in any detail but threw a picture of three up of the error coins up. Seems these were all sealed and from the same run just like the seller told me. Quarter variety is TOTALLY NEW to me other than what I read in the last 48 hours.
Soo... I'm new to error stuff so any help would be appreciated! Not so new that I don't know these are cracks and not scratches. Did some Morgan
VAM searching before. so I have a little background.
Also if this were to be a coin I want to get a coneca# or wexler # for what's the process? Wexler's site says send down the coin(s) and they could determine it and then number it then maybe run them through ANACS. I have a membership to PCGS and NGC so just not sure how to:
A. Make for sure this is not an already identified error.
B. How to make it a known error (remember there are several of these I have) The spike head is kind of a cool error.
C. Just the basics of what to do with these [:D
Thanks in advance for any input!. Really like the site I think I said that before. Really is my favorite on the net.