Greenland

56 minutes ago, DWLange said:

Die erosion led to a slight expansion of those cavities, making the letters a bit bulged. This is a quality control issue and not a variety.

sad,  It's hard to understand.    i have been comparing my coins to other on line coins and then look the same but they aren't.   so now i have learn something new. I will continue with my search. I was so sure that one of them was a DDR... sad.. thank you for all your help.

33 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

That looks like damage on the mm, not a RPM.

Where do you see DDO, I see some MD on the left bottom photo.

I have been trying to decipher doubling. I look at the letter RIB and others and they seem to me to be bigger. I thought that meant they were doubled? Apparently I have MD down to a science.  

38 minutes ago, VKurtB said:

I, for one, would like to know about whether there are any mintmarks on the early ones, from the 1920's and 30's.

Hi,

I am sorry to say there are no mint marks.. 

10 hours ago, kbbpll said:

"here more easily to use from the phone" from their other post explains that. It's the new "phone style" communication method.

A friend of mine uses his phone to convert English to German. It's not the best but it does work. Have a great day.

On 5/4/2020 at 3:28 PM, Jade Collection said:

sorry, not a DDO and worth 1 cent

I think is could be worth a least .10 cent maybe more. it is a nice coin.

Peter,

you can read some old post from us newbies about machine doubling (MD). When you first see it ...it's pretty cool then you realize it not valuable. that's sad .  then you start to learn the difference between the two.  I think your coin look pretty cool but not worth grading. you can take it to someone near you and ask them?

have a nice day

G

9 minutes ago, peter al said:

 if I want send this coins to check on it where I have to send 

Hi Peter,

from your uses of the English language I would guess your not american. I could be wrong? This coin maybe an awesome looking coin to you but it is not worth wasting any money on it. I would take it to a coin shop near you and ask them what they think. unfortunately I believe they will agree with this group it not worth anything more then 5 cent.

welcome to the group 

8 minutes ago, kbbpll said:

I would sell them just like that as a bulk lot and hope to get $2-3 each out of it. The 1920-30s dates might attract more buyers but if you split them up the 1940s dates will just sit there. I mean, there's over 3,000 1942 dimes for sale on ebay right now and you've got 4 of them.

Does that mean i have corner the market..   ok I get it my coins are junk. I will keep looking.. sad..

7 hours ago, KarenHolcomb said:

Ditto Coinbuf.

thank you,

since i have to sell them then ... can you tell me what  could sell them for? 

thank you,

G

1 hour ago, Greenstang said:

The first coin is a Die Chip

The second looks like a Die Chip also

Three and four are MD

I seem to be getting better at finding MD and Chips.. Can't wait until I learn to find DDO and DDR..   I going to sell them all as a group. they are in pretty good shape. I think. thank you for your help.

4 hours ago, KarenHolcomb said:

@Greenland I only use a cheap $5 clip on Macro lens. 

cool. I will need to get one..your pictures are great. thank you.

On 4/29/2020 at 7:56 PM, KarenHolcomb said:

@Coinbuf I never did that before. Just send them in and get told no. Has kinda turned me off from submissions. 

Hi Karen,

I have sent in submission and been told they are not worth it. I wished i had ask before wasting money.. I have now learned a lot in just a few short months. thank to everyone here. I love the picture you took. they are great. 

G 

 my son did target practice on a very very old child car..  .   would have been a very cool story..  . have a great day!

I would do more investigation I think it worth more than you think. Especially based on that story.. If true it could make it very valuable.. 

I was told that all penny before 1983 are worth at least 2 cents because of there copper?  They also are needed because you can't get those dates anymore. called supply and demand? They are also great for gifts to the next generation of coin surfers. 

9 hours ago, KarenHolcomb said:

@Greenland think of the Small Date with the 2 looking like an upside down number 5. Hope that helps. 

thank you for your help.. I have been looking through a lot of old penny lately.  so many 1982's have rpm are they worth researching??  

wow,  you take great pictures. very cool..

I have seen a lot of coins like that used for necklaces and they do have some monetary value as a necklace. not much but some. 

I am waiting very impatiently for my scale to weight it...that and my 1982 and 1983..  My scale should be here by wednesday.. woohoo. 

Thank you for your help.

G

really nice pictures..