Mr.Bill347

I don’t believe that is a die crack. Thiss lines are caused by mechanical coin rollers when they crimp the end of the roll. Likely not Mint damage but PmD. on the other hand the irregularity of the line and the raised nature of it does seem to be a crack fill. I would have looked at closely by a numismatist.

Is this a common problem for the BI-centennial quarters. This is the second one I have seen.

Thanks guys! Turns out they are dups anyway. Anyone want them? Better order up a a 712! A 712? Yes a 712 directive. A nuclear strike on the entire town. !

Just got a new old 1944 D Jefferson. Appears very nice and the steps are all the way across but appears that someone left a couple of sticks on the steps. Most Likely PMD.

Got a few OLD crusty pennies today. But having difficulty making out the dates. Can You guys lend a hand? Not very nice coins. 19X8 and 19X9

It is a nice coin, but common, sometimes replated. I bought three, p,s, and d graded for less than it would have cost to get one graded. You can purchase an ms66 version for $35. this is one of mine in a less than ms66 grade. Plus an eBay ad.

Sorry the OP should have included a picture of the obverse of the 46 then. my bad.

Funny that you would mention that. I got two rolls of white pressure wrapped quarters today. SURPRISE! 80 Eighty 2021 Tuskeegee Airmen ATB Quarters. They are already on EBAY for $16 for each 40 plus SH.That's where the picture came from. I'll try the bank again soon. I did that last week and found several silver quarters.

Sir, According to my Aging eyes, and the miracle of computer zoom, it sure looks like a 1946 D coin to me and hence NOT an error which is a good thing for you!.

I have Just complete the Washington State Quarters BU P,D , The National Park Quarters , BU, and just 14 left in the Washington Category. It will be great to have completed these sets.

Been working diligently on trying to improve my photos. I have a Nikon D5600 12MP camera and was frustrated that I couldn't get good photos. What are your opinions? Thanks In Advance.

That is termed a “clipped planchette” I found one recently as well both in a penny and nickel.

IMHO, it looks to me like it could score that. Here is an example of an MS63 valued at $650, so IMO,it would be worth it to grade. Good luck.

Check the weight and diameter first. Thus is usual of a tell. Then post some good clear pictures of some of them for everyone to see. You’ll get a quick opinion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morgan_dollar

Rocket23 hey, I’ll take a couple of good ones!

BuffaloHead. I have never seen such brilliant color on a nickel! Great find!

No Fair LemE! You got yours in living color!

People send coins worth thousands, tens of thousands, and I’m betting they are not driving them to Florida. NGC has graded over 49 million coins! I think it’s safe. I use priority mail with adequate insurance and tracking, but I have sent coins regular first class too.

QA, if you don’t mind me using that, (I can’t type Latin). Funny story, I sent five coins to grading, one just for snicks. It was a 2000p Sacagawea first day cover that I had for 21 years complete with postage stamps etc. NGC charged me , posted the status as graded and shipped, but no grade? So I opened the package, and it came back to me just as I sent it. after contacting support a couple times about it, NGC agreed to ship it back at their expense, two day air, and indicated they should have slabbed it and instructed me how to resubmit with detailed instructions. I haven’t seen it show up in submission, but assume since they agreed to slab it, that they will. At the end, I will have a pretty worthless MS. But it will be the only one I have. I’ll post when I finally get it back.

Sometimes you just want one for the novelty, take the roll to the bank and then buy a graded one and save money in the process. For instance, I just bought a 1979 S proof Dcam pr69 Susan B Anthony NGC for $19. Why? I didn’t have one!

very nice!

I used my iPhone with zoom up till the frame was filled and then raised the camera up until focused. Does your camera have a Macro setting for close ups? Sometimes it is a flower symbol.

Cactus5256, No one is griping at you, just suggesting you help us all out by sending better pictures of both sides of your coin and asking clear questions about what you want to know. The members here are extremely knowledgeable and very helpful. I have been posting for just over two months and trying to improve with each post. A couple examples of cropped and enlarged of a 1960 D penny.

It was what the seller was saying in his ebay ad. Rare 1776-1976 D Circulated Bicentennial Quarter~Completely Filled “D”& Doubling I didn't pay much for it, so its no big deal but I think he was referring to the IN GOD WE TRUST looking like slight doubling. I see an coin ejector scratch (I think that is what it is called.)

Yes. Thanks, I knew that, but even at that, I just don’t see that many with nice steps.