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Hard to see but appears to be th only thing it could be... Post Mint Damage.

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Sorry. No, Nada, Zilch, Negative, Zero....

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likechange wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 2:45 am cherrypickers guide ever heard of it that is the fs numbers know your not all stupid like me so stop acting like it May the force be with this coin community anyway you all are a bunch of snob mf that horse feather just like me so get off yopur high horse and be real

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Appears to be an Indian Temple token. No date or further information. I suggest looking up Temple tokens of India. Good Luck! Enjoy.... I also ran into the dead-end of "miscellaneous temple token" with no luck on this specific one. Does it look cast to you? Would need more Pics. :think:

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Appears to be an Indian Temple token. No date or further information. I suggest looking up Temple tokens of India. Good Luck! Enjoy....

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This is a Close AM as should be.

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Awthecoindude wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 11:17 am I have tried that with no result

Also, try Numista.com
In the meantime, I'll check around.

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mh967 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 1:04 pm Appears to me that it is a die break on the reverse because it goes across the coin but not too sure. Is there any additional value to it?

Interesting. I would love to see better Pics, however. Thanks.

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Actually what you see isn't just a visual thing you can feel the lines and it looks like a chipped planchette and a die clash I'll upload better pictures of it and not pics off my microscope screen like those are Nope. Just Post Mint damage. It couldn't happen at the mint like this. Please research...

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Brandon Zeolla wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 2:38 am Thanks appreciate the education, you say common at this size, the bigger they are the better or the smaller lol?

Neither in my opinion.

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Jaboslone9 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 8:02 pm Sorry I hit wrong button

Could be a "die chip". Need better Pics though.

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Machine doubling in general is common. NOT a DDO.

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Hello and Welcome!

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Fiester12 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 11:38 pm Better pictures

Thanks, but this is Post mint. It's a "spender". No error of any kind.

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Marty1102 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 10:21 pm So if I do find a true error on an older coin and I want get it slabbed, do I send i straight to PCGS or do I send it ANACS

Depends on the value of the error. Some are just not worth enough to cover the grading costs unless you have a lot of disposable income.

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Thanks so much to all of you! Definitely a lot to think about. I love this coin, but I think I could love it even more if it was in its most vibrant state! I certainly don't want to mess with it though. Hmm. Thanks again for your insights! I know. All the different mints have their own lustre and f...

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mikev50 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 3:12 am Washington Military Bust Token----WASH1783o.jpgWASH1783r.jpg

Nice token and a great piece of history!

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It's Wednesday again people. Calling this the old " Washington Wednesday!". Not sure if I did this one but here it goes again.......

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One of my favorites.

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Great video...!!

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Counterfeit error coin...

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Sorry but this is a CLAD Dever mint quarter. Value? 25 cents...

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Sorry, not to be blunt but your coin is only worth 25 cents.... If you need a microscope then it wouldn't be desirable as an error if that's what it was. Not the case here though.

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Paul wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 8:59 am I recommend that you study the coin minting process, as what you're describing is not possible…

I certainly agree....

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Perfectly normal for currency, no added value....

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Craig60 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 9:49 pm Thank you for all the info!! I'm trying to learn as much as I can to pass on to my grandson.

I guess that I learned something too. That there are strange people out there in the coin business...

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I still have both of mine. Volume 1 4th edition and volume 2 5th edition. Very good references although I ignore the values for what's selling online if I can find them.

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Sorry. Just common "die chips". As explained above.

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Got this in change, Any idea?

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Paul wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 9:19 am Are you able to see any prominent loop to the south ??

Upon enlarging a few Pics, I say no.

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Plating blisters.

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Hello and Welcome!
In my opinion, no. I would just put it in 2x2 holder and enjoy it. Value is far less than the grading fees.

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Nice Find!

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Hmm.... Strange>>

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You see I've been thru a lot and recently I've been diagnosed as extreme severe PTSD and bipolar plus the 2 rotator cuff surgeries I've had has made it almost impossible to work so I've been freaked out to say the least. The things that has saved me is karaoke and pennies. I'm not trying to get ric...

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Heat damage possibly.

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Corroded and Environmentally damaged coin. Also, it looks like it's possibly been found while metal detecting. ( but this is just how I think.)

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LOL, yeah but we all have a different level of interest in various coins. A friend of mine called earlier (he collect silver coins of the 12 Caesars) and asked what I was doing. I told him the truth, looking for two coins that I couldn't find. He wanted to know if they were good ones. I said well t...

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Sorry, NOT an error of any kind. This is Post Mint Damage. Nothing more nothing less.

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Westin wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:24 pm I agree. Some type of cutters/pliers. Might have been glass pliers because the thick part of the gouge is on the inside and it's got a bend in it like how glass pliers are curved. Idk, that's a guess but it's certainly just damaged.

Yep, just "coin frustration" and damaged.

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