My new Jefferson 2065???

[acan451]

Just found this coin as I was going through my new Jefferson's for my album.

I always use a loop when ever I am looking at coins I receive, for this very reason

I have used a loop and can see the error,

but if you move the loop it looks like the date 2065

I used this type of lighting as it shows up better. It is the best my camera can do.

I could use some help with this coin.

I would like to know just what to do with it.

Alan

[noow]

I would see first if it an error... Is it raised? Raised=Good, Incuse=Damage

If it is genuine, I would see if NGC currently certifies this error or at least puts them in a separate holder.

 

I would like to see that certified!!!!!!!!

[acan451]

Thanks Noow

Alan

[acan451]

Hi Everyone

 

I think I will put it in a small box frame, with image,

 

I looked t it with my Loupe, and it it a gouge in the metal, can not see it with the eye.

 

Bur the gouge is to perfect to be done by anything but a machine.

 

Like a small piece was stuck to the punch and gouged this coin when it came through,

 

Alan

 

[noow]

Hi

 

I'm assuming the coin's "extra curve" above the 0 is incuse. It might not be damage but a legitamite mint error; I see mint luster in the area, which does not show if it is damage. Kind of hard to tell without the coin in hand.... Of course

 

So, both ways, I would call it a keeper

[physics-fan3.14]

Looks like post mint damage to me. A gouge, mark, scrape, or some other impairment in a coincidental location. I'd estimate its worth about 5 cents.

[acan451]

Thanks physics-fan3.14

Alan

[noow]

Damage or not, it is still is a very interesting piece.