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1967 Die Error, 1962 D High Date Error. Please Help.

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I have a 1967 no mint die error, a 1962 d high date error, and a 1960 that I am not sure about, can anyone help me with the possible value of these and or if they are indeed what I think they are. Please and thank you.
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They all look like normal coins to me and worth about one cent each.

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Thank u. Even the 1967 ? Isn't the liberty and in God we trust a die error?
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to CCF. Why do you think LIBERTY and IN GOD WE TRUST is an error? Going to need better pics to help you.
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first no mint marks (only d, and s )no p's till 2017, the 67 is well used so the letters might not have been in the rim at first , as the coin gets used the rim get PMD .if you look at the l on your 62 you can see a good hit ,that's what happened to you 67 rim. 1960 had lg. date and sm.date ( and both on the same coin ) you will have to get a good close up to see it ,but on a well used coin you may never tell. last try to post one coin at a time and put pics of the whole coin both sides (and close ups of what you think you see ) thanks for sharing ,and good luck and happy hunting
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Doesn't add any value. sorry
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Also from 1965-1967 there were no mint marks on the coins those years. Even though they were struck in 4 locations, none had mint marks. In 1968 the letters were touching the rims on all coins, but this actually started developing earlier, it just was a widening of the master hub over use for several master dies created each year. (up to this point, two were made from the master hub and the Working hub and dies were made on down the line)
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Then in 1969 they made a new master hub. Thus the devices were in the right spot again:
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Then about 1982 they need a new die for the small date cents and thus you had a Large and small date that year.
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So these look about the same from these two images, so what is different? Lets look closer:
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1967-Die-Error,-1962-D-High-Date-Error.-Please-Help.
But everything on the 1967 is normal for that time. the coin does look a bit weak, but it may have had a small acid bath. Hope this helps. It doesn't all come to you over night.
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