Greenstang

Your app is wrong, it is just a damaged dime worth 10 cents.

As per your other coins, not a DD. 
Please study up on what constitutes a Doubled Die.

Your app is wrong, it is just a damaged dime worth 10 cents.

Enjoy the hunt Hog.
Looks like you are going to have something to do instead of sitting around a motel room.

As per your other coins, not a DD. 
Please study up on what constitutes a Doubled Die.

There is a big difference between a true error and damage.  
There are countless ways a coin can be damaged but there are limited ways that can cause an error.    
To learn what a true error is, suggest going to a site such as error-ref.com
Remember, an error can only occur during the actual striking of the coin, anything that happens after the   
coin is ejected from the striking chamber is considered damage.

Agree
Just a damaged quarter. Another coin has been pressed into the Obverse,  the Reverse is just damage.
Might as well spend it

There is a big difference between a true error and damage.  
There are countless ways a coin can be damaged but there are limited ways that can cause an error.    
To learn what a true error is, suggest going to a site such as error-ref.com
Remember, an error can only occur during the actual striking of the coin, anything that happens after the   
coin is ejected from the striking chamber is considered damage.

Agree
Just a damaged quarter. Another coin has been pressed into the Obverse,  the Reverse is just damage.
Might as well spend it

There is a big difference between a true error and damage.  
There are countless ways a coin can be damaged but there are limited ways that can cause an error.    
To learn what a true error is, suggest going to a site such as error-ref.com
Remember, an error can only occur during the actual striking of the coin, anything that happens after the   
coin is ejected from the striking chamber is considered damage.

Welcome to the forum
Please follow the Coin Marketplace Guidelines when posting.  
You have provided no information whatsoever.

Welcome to the forum.

What Just Bob said plus the fact they are no longer being recognized by the graders as they are not really
an error and are too common.  
Theoretically they can appear on any year memorial cent so the year should not really matter. 

Any one familiar with the London based auction house Roma Numismatics?    They have been bad boys
https://www.coincommunity.com/go/link.asp?target=https://news.artnet.com/art-world/roma-numismatics-coin-dealer-richard-beale-arrested-fake-provenance-2269635

Definitely a Large Date

On the main heading, click on “Resources”. Scroll down to “Locate Dealers”. 
Enter your postal code and it will tell you the nearest dealer.
 
correct typo

Duplicate Post
 
As per your other post the bottom two are Small Dates.

I see nothing but a damaged cent.

Enjoy the hunt Hog.
Looks like you are going to have something to do instead of sitting around a motel room.

Welcome to the Forum.

Agree with the above.  
That looks like Die Deterioration Doubling, another worthless type of Doubling.

Can’t be full steps with that ding. It breaks the lines.

Welcome to the Forum.
You should really have posted this in the Newbie Coin Forum for maximum coverage.  
This forum is for questions unrelated to numismatics. I have asked for a mod to move it.
As far as your coin goes, a clear photo of both sides is required as their are countless numbers. 
of counterfeits out there. You can buy one of off one of the Chinese sites for a couple of dollars.

One word- UGLY

Agree with the above.
That is a one look counterfeit. The rims and date are dead giveaways.  
No value except as a novelty.

Agree with the above.
That is a one look counterfeit. The rims and date are dead giveaways.  
No value except as a novelty.

One word- UGLY