What I Collect....big pics beware...

[LostDutchman-migration]

Hey guys!

 

being the new guy here and I figured the best way for you guys to get to know me and my taste is to see some of my coins

 

enjoy

 

 

elliptical clipped wheat cent

 

 

 

brockage wheat cent

 

 

 

 

Broadstruck and off center wheat cents

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

that's just a little of my personal collection... I hope you like it

[JJSingleton]

You need to send those all back to the mint. They're all messed up.

 

Nice collection of error cents.

[EZ_E]

Awesome collection! Especially the clipped cent and brockage error!

[Amanda]

Neat!

 

Broadstruck coins are very interesting to me. Thanks for sharing!

 

-Amanda

[kryptonitecomics]

Very cool wheaties

[SkyMan]

EXCELLENT!!! Fun to look at.

[TJ'S Coins]

Interesting and informative pictures! Thanks for the look into your specialty.

[cpm9ball]

Very cool, Dutch! Bob (supertooth) has a real neat double-struck Lincoln where the planchet rotated about 40 degrees between strikes.

 

Chris

[LostDutchman-migration]

very cool! i look forward to seeing it... as i catch up... haha

[Bruceswar]

Awesome collection! Especially the clipped cent and brockage error!

 

brockage where??

[AzLarry]

That is a great looking collection, congratulations.

[Die Varieties]

Very nice collection! Thanks for sharing.

 

Billy

[JRocco]

Nice looking collection you got going there buddy

[Bruceswar]

Awesome collection! Especially the clipped cent and brockage error!

 

brockage where??

 

Nevermind I see it now.

[CarolinaCollector]

Nice collection!

[DC Dawg]

I am fascinated by errors and wonder how they not only do they get out of the mint, but finding them! I can pick up errors from various sources, but I would love to find them. I am not talking about the extra trees in the Minnesota quarter or something like that. I would love to find a good brockage, clipped planchet, off metal strike in change!

 

Welcome to our community!

 

Scott

[D.D.]

Very nice error coins Matt!

 

Have you purchase anything nice at the store lately?

[cpm9ball]

I am fascinated by errors and wonder how they not only do they get out of the mint, but finding them! I can pick up errors from various sources, but I would love to find them. Scott

 

Scott, I agree, it is quite exhilirating to find them on your own. That is why the 2001-D Kennedy I have on my sig line and the KS 25c from the 2005 Silver Proof Set have special meaning for me. I got them from the Mint. In both cases, it seems like it must have been a quirk of fate. The Kennedy is such a large coin that it should have stood out like a sore thumb, and I also thought that the quality control for the proof sets would have prevented that KS 25c from ever getting by. I know of only one other of the Kennedy's that exists and there appears to be only two other proof sets with the KS error (I originally had two of the sets but I gave one to a friend).

 

Chris

[TomB]

That's pretty darn wild, are all the pieces shown from 1944 or 1945?

[LostDutchman-migration]

yes, tom they are... that is why I assumed that someone got lucky with a bag of cents a long long time ago...