WK007

Thank you both.

2 hours ago, Greenstang said:

Whizzing a coin is a form of cleaning and greatly reduces the value but they still have some value.

Neither of the two shown would be worth what it cost to have graded though.

Thank you

My uncle and I took, the coins he  inherited, to a couple coin dealers to find out which ones he should seen off to be graded.  And three of them came back as Details: Whizzed.  Do Whizzed coins have a value?

Well bummer

Okay...  that is as good as I can get it.

I am trying to learn the process, so I look at each coin.  Sometimes my eyes play tricks on me.  I am making me a reference notebook for me and my family so we can have examples of different types of varieties.

Really?   I thought it looked like stage C of 1925-S DDO-001, 1-O-VI.  I am hoping to get the hang of this one day.

http://www.varietyvista.com/01a%20LC%20Doubled%20Dies%20Vol%201/1925SDDO001.htm

Sorry, she realized later that "error" was in the title and could not go back and edit it.

I found two 2019-D Lowell quarters that I believe contain varieties.  I would love to get everyone opinion.  Thanks in advance!

Okay, my first 1955 that might have something.  Let me know if you agree or not:

1) Liberty:  “BET”  DDO-003?

2) Date: “1” looks like there is a little doubling?

3) Die clash at throat?

4) As for IN GOD WE TRUST, I don’t know, I think some of the letters are doubled?

Front of coin

Back

I will get full coin picture when I get back home.

Sorry, yes it is a question.   MD or not.

The doubling goes all the way around the coin, do you think it is real?  On the first picture, look at the top of the wing.

Thank you