Davebays

Ok so it would be considered a "die clash error"? I was thinking a flip over multiple strike but the mirror image and the light strike threw me off.

My bad, I thought I posted under U.S. coins. Thanks for the info Sandon!

I noticed some bars on the oberse of this coin, it's the columns of the Lincoln memorial behind Lincolns head.

On the reverse, there is a mirror image of Lincolns head on the coin with the memorial on top of it. It's faint but it's there. What error/variety would this be?

Thank you

Thank you Sandon, I'll give that a try!

@DWLange I called and they told me to email pics to services@ngccoin.com and my email was returned saying there was no such email address, could you please confirm the email address for me sir?

Thank you Gentlemen,

I'll give them a call tmaro. Thank you for your time.

So basically it's not good enough to be addressed?

Thank you Coinbuf,

Yes I understand the weather issues in Florida. I hope all is well there. If any further information is need I will be glad to provide it. Thank you for you time. 

It does have a rotational error as well but my main emphasis was on. The die crack. I'm not concerned with the grading on these coins I found these in circulation and they are for my personal collection but how can you be proud of something like this... I'm embarrassed to show anyone.

Buffalo errors...

I received the holder in this condition. 

As I said before, I did, then I was charged an additional $80 that never was explained on the invoice. If I would have known I was going to receive this type of service I would have sent it to anacs.  

I've had several coin dealers look at my coins before they were submitted.

All concur. 

Yes.

I sent in a 1913 Buffalo Nickle with a die crack thru five cents lettering and doubling in America and it wasn't labeled and the holder was scratched when I removed it from the box it was shipped in.

Yes, they labeled my one cent mint lamination error, but nothing else I sent in, they even charged me $80 more for something that wasn't even explained...

I submitted a 1942 D over horizontal D into NGC and it just came back with a grade, the error was not recognized. 

What steps need to be taken to correct this issue?

Thank you.