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I would also like to say that many of these 1965 coins were saved by many people fresh from the bank. These clad coins were something new in 1965 and I bet there are shoe boxes of this date coin all over the country. Some day they will come out of the closet.

Henri, here is a very rare 2000 Chocolate Brown Sac this is a one-of-a-kind coin. I would be willing to trade this for one of your French Roosters of similar quality.

I think it is the effect of inflation, the Quarter is much smaller than it used to be. (Joking) It could have been soaking in a chemical pool of some kind. It also looks to have been rolled on edge for a time. I do not think it is a wrong planchet or an error. I think it is damage.

I don't think you would get the FB on this one

58 ? not sure , FB Looks good to me.

There are lots of cents with a full strike that weight 3.01. this could be a reversed caped die strike coin  

This looks to be ,1996 coin was struck with an object or hit something and the last device on the date was altered. It is damage nothing more. Sorry 

Yup it has a bunch of things wrong with it. None of it makes it's worth more than 25 cents. Just fun things to find

I think this thread is getting too long and confusing. I would suggest starting a new thread for every coin you want to post Halbrook.

Listen to the band playing Bill. Walk away on this one.

On 9/23/2024 at 6:24 PM, BillyC41 said:

Thank you very much. You gave me something to think about. Going to a coin dealer is a great idea. I'm not sending in 1 coin, but 5, maybe a few more. There's a lot more to the grading process than I ever imagined. I have quite a bit to learn here.

Have great night!  

Yes , most of the members think it unwise for someone new to submit coins for grading. If you cannot grade a coin yourself, you may be spending a great deal of money to find out why your coins are not as nice as you think they are?

On 9/23/2024 at 7:22 PM, CommunicatorDan said:

Coin worth getting graded?

It would be hard to say from the pictures posted, Is the coin worth more than $200 or is it a special coin to you then yes, if you want to go for it

Another 66

I see no reason to change the holder unless you are trying to sell it or put it in a registry set.

Slow down bud. LoL one coin at a time. Coin 1 and 3 are errors coin 2 is hammered damaged or whatever not an error

It looks psychedelic man, Cool like it's from the 70's   I bet if you put it in some acetone a lot of that junk will come off but the coin is not worth the time to do anything with it. 

Worn out die with flow lines sometimes they can be very reflective and give a false appearance of a nice coin when it is not.  (Hit the button at the same time Stang) 

I think the new member has some of the wrong information. There are only a few of these variations. Here is a simple chart the 92 and 99 are hard to find. I have the others, and they are only worth keeping just because I can. 

I have a 1900 O/CC very similar to your coins grade I do not see the ends of the C to the right of the O on your coin. There are a couple of different verity's, you will just have to find the markers for your coin to confirm it.

It's to bad it is a pocket coin, the 98 is one of the lower mintage ASE so it is a bit scarcer.

Welcome , you have what we call a dryer coin, not an error coin. The coin has been damaged from rubbing something in a circular motion. AKA Dryer Coin 

Good one Coby,

On 9/17/2024 at 11:21 PM, VKurtB said:

Not the same coin.

Yes I know it's burnished, it is not the same guys, I was just having fun. I think everything is overpriced.

Does the coin look thinner than normal. I was wondering if you have put this coin on a scale to see what the weight is.