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If you're asking if it's a small date the answer is no. Update on my Brinks box. Found a 2000 WAM today and something on a 2012 I hope to post on the Modern US Variety & Error Coins forum later tonight. Update on my update:2012 DDO posted. https://goccf.com/t/123900Also found a minor trail die (2011). Could not get a good photo though. Edited by DrDon
07/12/2012 7:03 pm
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Im no expert but I think that's common cause in the 70's they hand punched the mm I've seen some like that but again that's just my opinion. Its still a nice coin
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Look what I found. The D mint mark one lower than the other.  |
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This is my other find. For sure this is not Copper (red), it is Brass (yellow).   |
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....not from bank rolls, but found a cool site to "steal" some decent coins... here's the link to my post about it..... https://goccf.com/t/123099 |
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Samuel,up until the 80's the mint marks were hand stamped in the dies so they can be all over the place,and that's normal so don't waste your time and space hanging on to them. Sometimes,if the mark is up almost between the numbers of the date,some collectors will pay a small premium for them but they aren't really errors. I was just looking through some nickels I saved when I first started,when I look at them now,I don't even know why I saved them so I just sent 40 of my early nickel "finds" back into circulation. The only way to develop a discerning eye is to look at lots of coins. Keep plugging,the more you do the better you will get at recognizing detail and knowing what details really matter. Just remember,if errors were common and easy to find,they wouldn't be valuable. Please,don't think I am being critical,we have all been where you are and keep asking questions,it is the only way to learn.
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Th ewife is out picking up a box of pennies for me. Life doesn't get much better!
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Gothic - where can I get me an eWife?
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I'll admit, I've been slacking on the CRH since I've devoted all my energy into completing my Lincoln Set.. ONLY TWO LEFT! Ok I digressed... well yesterday I stopped by Chase on my way to my summer house. Promised I will only allow myself to search customer wrapped rolls.
Founda 1917 ! Pretty cool! Almost all coppers (even though I dont save copper) and a 1970-S that I suspect to be a "non joeturbo" LOL..
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samuel tan, you should ask JoeTurbo - He's an expert on these.  Lonz, I didn't even read up threads until after I just posted.... While the cats away the mice will play huh?!? HAHAHA ok I'll getcha! |
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Summer house ?  Pass the Grey Poupon. Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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... my CRH view...  |
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joeturbo26: That's a great one.Hope I find one someday.
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Usually don't post the "common" memorials I find, but this 1979P jumped out of the roll at me, plus 79 is my birth year.  |
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