You kind of discredited your own theory. If your finding all these issues all the time then chances are they would be farely common and would not be worth anything, unless you want it for your collection. Just wait till you get a little experience and knowledge under your belt. The things that you see now that you are sure are a unique and rare, will start to show up a lot. You will begin to learn the obvious causes of certain things and be able to tell what is a true anomoly and what is every day wear and tear. I felt the same way you did when I started but you have to understand, most of these people have been doing this for decades. They have seen it all. I won't lie though, sometimes some of the opinions are wrong but remember, youre asking for opinions based on experience. You yourself don't know what it is your looking at, that's why your posting them here. If you don't agree then keep what you like and be on your merry way. If you want to learn then post your stuff and pay attention. Also remember, no one gets paid for helping you out. Trust me when I say we thoroughly enjoy seeing, educating, and helping to identify true errors, varities, and the plain bizarre. Everyone here is constantly learning something new. Every day usually I pick up something I didn't know before. So take all that in and remember what I told you next time you post something.
P.S. read the link about posting coins and pics. You are def gonna need better pics if you want valid opinions. Make sure to describe what it is that you, yourself, are seeing in person, where the issue is(use a clock face to make it easier) and full pics of both sides of the coin along with pics of just the affected area. It will make things easier on everyone. Good luck
Edited by Waynoah83
07/10/2018 6:20 pm
Posted 07/08/2018 8:35 pm
