Greenstang

Listing has NOT been removed. It is still up.
Have reported it to eBay, should hopefully be gone by this afternoon.

I was just going to say basically the same thing as Oldhoopster. Do not treat it as an error first, treat it as damage and then see if there is anything that would warrant it being an error. As there is no way that could happen during the striking of the coin, the alternative is PMD.
You may never find out exactly how it happened unless you were there but it doesn’t really matter, damage is damage.

I was just going to say basically the same thing as Oldhoopster. Do not treat it as an error first, treat it as damage and then see if there is anything that would warrant it being an error. As there is no way that could happen during the striking of the coin, the alternative is PMD.
You may never find out exactly how it happened unless you were there but it doesn’t really matter, damage is damage.

There is a mint tolerance of  +- .19 g on nickels so your nickel is underweight by .01g

No No No.  Not possible.

I have shown this chart before but will show it again.
Copy this and you will know at a glance what to look for.
As you can see, there are only 4 different years you have to look for.
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Thanks Coinbuf, don’t know where “quarter” came from. I guess  I can’t blame this on spellcheck.

Thanks Coinbuf, don’t know where “quarter” came from. I guess  I can’t blame this on spellcheck.

RJoe
For future reference, it can only be an error if it happens during the actual striking of the coin so ask yourself, how could anything of what you see on your coin happen at that time. The obvious answer is that there isn’t anything so the alternative is  PMD, no matter how it happened.

Nice find in any condition. It has the second lowest mintage of any of the George V small cents.

Nice find in any condition. It has the second lowest mintage of any of the George V small cents.

Not quite sure what you are referring to but all I see is worn and corroded Lincoln Cent.
In the future, please crop and rotate your photos, it makes it easier for us to help you.

Not quite sure what you are referring to but all I see is worn and corroded Lincoln Cent.
In the future, please crop and rotate your photos, it makes it easier for us to help you.

Not quite sure what you are referring to but all I see is worn and corroded Lincoln Cent.
In the future, please crop and rotate your photos, it makes it easier for us to help you.

Definitely a counterfeit. Just one of many on eBay although this one looks like it it supposed to represent an Off Centre Strike.
Read sellers description, sometimes they will admit that it s just a copy.

Definitely a counterfeit. Just one of many on eBay although this one looks like it it supposed to represent an Off Centre Strike.
Read sellers description, sometimes they will admit that it s just a copy.

That second ring on the Obverse is called a "Ridge Ring" caused by Die Deterioration.
If your coin is that colour, then yes, it would be considered red

That second ring on the Obverse is called a "Ridge Ring" caused by Die Deterioration.
If your coin is that colour, then yes, it would be considered red

That second ring on the Obverse is called a "Ridge Ring" caused by Die Deterioration.
If your coin is that colour, then yes, it would be considered red

I have shown this chart before but will show it again.
Copy this and you will know at a glance what to look for.
As you can see, there are only 4 different years you have to look for.
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I have shown this chart before but will show it again.
Copy this and you will know at a glance what to look for.
As you can see, there are only 4 different years you have to look for.
I

I have shown this chart before but will show it again.
Copy this and you will know at a glance what to look for.
As you can see, there are only 4 different years you have to look for.
I

What coin are you sending in?  You do realise that unless it is worth at least $150.00, the cost of grading does not justify getting it graded.

What coin are you sending in?  You do realise that unless it is worth at least $150.00, the cost of grading does not justify getting it graded.

What coin are you sending in?  You do realise that unless it is worth at least $150.00, the cost of grading does not justify getting it graded.