Capone1929

On 4/10/2019 at 5:51 PM, Mohawk said:

I knew you'd be able to get us started on the road to an answer on this one JKK!  I'm going to break out the aorta and see what I can do here......

Thank you all, also codition dont make it any easier lol, i have another from simular era, different, but I think more unique and an enigma as well that I would sure like imput on. Ill post pics soon. Thanks for all your time and help! Capone1929

52 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

Not really considered an error, more of a die event, an acceptable part of minting. There is no premium for it, worth 1cent.

Thank you for your time, thank you for the reply, thank you for the knowlege as I learned a couple new things today, I appreciate it, Thank you, Have a Safe and Happy Holidays! Sincerely, Capone1929

1 minute ago, Greenstang said:

Those bubbles are caused by zinc dust. It was an early plating problem they had when they switched to zinc planchets. 

So it is an error a plateing error? Lamination error? Not an error?Possible Value? Thank you, I do appreciate the help, I will remember to start a new thread each time I have a question about a coin. Thank You, Capone1929

Ok I stand corrected, should I redo it or do you know about this penny, Thanks

2 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

Why do you keep adding more coins to this posting?

You should start a new post for each coin instead of piggybacking on someone else's.

Well this was a thread I started, the quarter above is mine so dont think im piggybacking anything, but I didnt know I should start one for each, I appologize for that, however you dont need to be so rude about it and be a jerk, Im a grown man that deserves respect not no little kid that needs scaulded, I simply didnt know, Thanks for the help!

Hello all, I found this interesting 1984 d Lincoln Cent while coin roll hunting, I believe it is a gas bubble error/lamination error it also has flaking on the obverse and appears to have a double date and MM as well Appears to be offcenter with a slight rotation to the reverse! It is Red-R/B with complete pinwheels on both o/r of coin or almost full pinwheels and has luster! Major distortion and lots of bubbles on both o/r! Looks like the surface of the moon but is actually a really nice coin otherwise! What exactly type of error is this? Multi Error? Value? Any help would be appreciated, I appologize if I send too many pictures as I am only trying to give you a good view of the coin. Thank You, Sincerely, Capone1929

On 11/1/2019 at 2:59 PM, Coinbuf said:

A new addition for my 1958 year set.  Not FBL and not a high grade coin but a nice original mint set toned coin in an NGC 4th gen holder with a CAC green bean, I'm happy with it. 

 

Nice toning, Franklin Halfs have always been one of my favorites.

😎😉

2 minutes ago, Capone1929 said:

Hello All! So Many Wonderful coins, on a blessed year! God bless rudolph, chris, and ***?***

Hello All! So Many Wonderful coins, on a blessed year! God bless rudolph, chris, and ***?*** Capone1929

Hello all, so many beautiful coins, yes that is a spectacular example kbbpll!

A lot of beautiful coins no doubt!

2 minutes ago, Capone1929 said:

1838

On 10/26/2019 at 10:28 AM, ldhair said:

Hello All! I like the detail in the hair bands, the ropes, are nice! Nice date example!

Hello, all! This is a 1985 strange P mint mark Washington Quarter I found diameter is larger than normal quarter, weighs 5.5 grams, has very apperent writing that sticks above the surface appears to be a second liberty, also other lettering, and edge reeds seem odd, obverse inside collar rim appears to be reeded or something simular to a canadian type of collar rim, also at at certain angles it looks like 1983 and others 1985 5 looks like 3, look closely above mint mark very apperent lettering, Wrong planchet? Broadstruck? Double Struck? Off metal? Greased die, (last photo shows how 5 looks like 3), Any help would be appreciated, Error? If so approx value? Thank You, Sincerely, Capone1929

Hello, And Thank You All! Not only do I respect the input you have so kindly shared, but I respect and believe you, as well! I believe in the integrity of coins and the collecting I love so much, has to do with a passion that drives me to learn all that I can! Not to mention, so much of the hobby that has brought so much to my life, and rescued me! Thank You for your time! I learned something new today, Thank You so much for helping me in that Endevor that will always be a learning Proccess, Sincerely, Always, Capone1929

Found this interesting 1981 D washington quarter in a roll from the bank while coin roll hunting today! It does not appear to be post MMD or enviromental! It has nice decent surfaces! I do not see any grind or tool marks on it and it all appears to flow like lava or liquid as well as appears to have other letters around the L especially a B between the L and I in liberty and L looks like upside down T, also "of" is clearly visable struck in Washingtons cheek. Appears to have defective peeling clad like error crack around IGWT to neck, on the reverseThe eagles break and part of head looks struck through or well missing and counter sunk like struck through debri, ridges on edge are there but appears to have several clipped errors and liquid like flow, it also appears to have the same diameter of a SBA dollar or Quarter but thinner! Appears to me that it is a quarter struck on SBA dollar planchet(if this is even possible Im not sure however SBAs were minted in 81') , a quarter on a nickel planchet, or wrong metal, however reeds are not smooth. I have not weighed it, but can send weight when I arrive back home, Please view all photos closely, as plenty are on the way, I sure would appreciate some input and yes weight can say a lot, I would just like some initial input and help, Please and Thank You, Sincerely, Copone1929

Very Tough Coin! All the way from the bottom of the Sea. 

 Top Pop Only 1 with this grade designation!

Sincerely, Capone1929

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