I've been looking for several weeks now for double dies, broadstrikes, cuds, off center coins and clips. No luck at all. Anybody finding any? Or is it just me?
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Anybody getting any penny errors?
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Got a few of the 2013-D "3d" coins. They worth anything?
Your grease error and WAM are especially nice. Anybody know if my 1998 zipped doo dah date is error or PMD? I keep the Canadians. I have a complete set of ALL Canadian pennies anyway, the large cents and small cents. My daughter lives in Canada. Eh! I went through 5,000 coins and pulled the 2000 and 1999 WAM's.
Your grease error and WAM are especially nice. Anybody know if my 1998 zipped doo dah date is error or PMD? I keep the Canadians. I have a complete set of ALL Canadian pennies anyway, the large cents and small cents. My daughter lives in Canada. Eh! I went through 5,000 coins and pulled the 2000 and 1999 WAM's.Amazon Forum Fav 👍
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Did 30 rolls today, bank didn't have a full box. 12 wheats, nothing spectacular.
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keep looking, last year I found a 1992D close AM I posted pics on here. keep all your 1982 and under for copper, but remember only about half 1982 are copper and for a rare find keep all your 83's as well,
here is a list I found on this site
1909-S VDB
1909-S
1909-S Over horizontal S
1911-S
1911-D Over D (RPM)
1914-D
1914-S
1917-P Doubled Die Obverse
1922 No D
1931-S
1936 Double Die Obverse
1944 D/S Variety 1
1944 D/S Variety 2
1946 S/D
1955 Double die
1970-S Doubled die
1936 Double die obverse, the date, LIBERTY and IN GOD WE TRUST has some doubling.
1941 Double die reverse: Doubling of the date and LIBERTY.
1943-D The D is stamped over another D (RPM).
1943-P Should be a steel cent but there are reports of some struck using copper.
1944-D D over S the mint mark D is stamped over the S.
1946-S S Mint mark stamped over a D mint mark.
1955-D Stamped over a horizontal D.
1955-P No VDB.
1955-P Lincoln Wheat Cent Double Die cent.
1956-D D Stamped over a D mint mark.
1958-P Double die obverse.
1959-D First year for Memorial reverse, check for wheat reverse.
1960-D D over D RPM
1960-P Look for Small Date variety, the 6 has a shorter stem than normal.
1963-D Check to see if the 3 in the date is struck over another 3.
1968-D D mint mark stamped over another D.
1968-D Double die reverse, strong doubling in the word AMERICA.
1969-S Lincoln Memorial double die, all design features strongly doubled.
1970-S Small date Lincoln Cent with a doubled die reverse, strong doubling of TRUST & LIBERTY.
1970-S Small Date high 7.
1970-S Level 7. The 7 is level with rest of date.
1971-P Double die obverse, strong doubling on LIBERTY & IN GOD WE TRUST.
1972-p Lincoln doubled die obverse
1973-P No V.D.B.
1980-D A shadow of an S mint mark struck above the D.
1982-P Doubling of IN GOD WE TRUST.
1982 DDR
1983-P Doubled die reverse doubled, IN GOD WE TRUST doubled.
1984-P Doubled ear, look at the ear lobe.
1984-D Doubled Date.
1989-P No VDB.
1992 Close AM
1992-D Close AM
1994-P Doubling of the last three columns on reverse.
1995-P Double die, LIBERTY doubled.
1995-D Double die obverse, strong doubling of the date and LIBERTY.
1996 Wide AM
1997-P Double Die, look at the ear lobe like the 1984.
1998-P Wide AM reverse Lincoln Memorial Cent.
1999-P Wide AM reverse Lincoln Memorial Cent.
1999-P There may be double dies varieties.
2000-P Wide AM in America.
2003-P May be doubling of the steps, experts say "yes", mint says "no".
2006-P Double Die Obverse
2009 Look for doubling of the thumb
here is a list I found on this site
1909-S VDB
1909-S
1909-S Over horizontal S
1911-S
1911-D Over D (RPM)
1914-D
1914-S
1917-P Doubled Die Obverse
1922 No D
1931-S
1936 Double Die Obverse
1944 D/S Variety 1
1944 D/S Variety 2
1946 S/D
1955 Double die
1970-S Doubled die
1936 Double die obverse, the date, LIBERTY and IN GOD WE TRUST has some doubling.
1941 Double die reverse: Doubling of the date and LIBERTY.
1943-D The D is stamped over another D (RPM).
1943-P Should be a steel cent but there are reports of some struck using copper.
1944-D D over S the mint mark D is stamped over the S.
1946-S S Mint mark stamped over a D mint mark.
1955-D Stamped over a horizontal D.
1955-P No VDB.
1955-P Lincoln Wheat Cent Double Die cent.
1956-D D Stamped over a D mint mark.
1958-P Double die obverse.
1959-D First year for Memorial reverse, check for wheat reverse.
1960-D D over D RPM
1960-P Look for Small Date variety, the 6 has a shorter stem than normal.
1963-D Check to see if the 3 in the date is struck over another 3.
1968-D D mint mark stamped over another D.
1968-D Double die reverse, strong doubling in the word AMERICA.
1969-S Lincoln Memorial double die, all design features strongly doubled.
1970-S Small date Lincoln Cent with a doubled die reverse, strong doubling of TRUST & LIBERTY.
1970-S Small Date high 7.
1970-S Level 7. The 7 is level with rest of date.
1971-P Double die obverse, strong doubling on LIBERTY & IN GOD WE TRUST.
1972-p Lincoln doubled die obverse
1973-P No V.D.B.
1980-D A shadow of an S mint mark struck above the D.
1982-P Doubling of IN GOD WE TRUST.
1982 DDR
1983-P Doubled die reverse doubled, IN GOD WE TRUST doubled.
1984-P Doubled ear, look at the ear lobe.
1984-D Doubled Date.
1989-P No VDB.
1992 Close AM
1992-D Close AM
1994-P Doubling of the last three columns on reverse.
1995-P Double die, LIBERTY doubled.
1995-D Double die obverse, strong doubling of the date and LIBERTY.
1996 Wide AM
1997-P Double Die, look at the ear lobe like the 1984.
1998-P Wide AM reverse Lincoln Memorial Cent.
1999-P Wide AM reverse Lincoln Memorial Cent.
1999-P There may be double dies varieties.
2000-P Wide AM in America.
2003-P May be doubling of the steps, experts say "yes", mint says "no".
2006-P Double Die Obverse
2009 Look for doubling of the thumb
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Any reason I'd be getting a lot of 1972---74 S pennies?
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In these hard times some folks might dumping their "S" coins from the 1960s & 70s, for the cold hard cash.
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Could be, these are well worn. I guess I missed the Mayan end of the world.
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Cuds are on the rim of the coin. Anything else like a filled number is a die chip.
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Mudd, thanks for the list. I just now started another box and first handful pulled out a 1973 with no VDB. Amazing.
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Well, I've gone thru quite a lot of change recently, nothing new to report. Seem to be in skunksville.
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i found me a BU A M 1998 cent. but, i do have a question has anyone noticed the closed ( A M ) on the State quarters. I have 4 ( IDAHO , Montana .Indiana and New Hampshire ) all the other states are are wide
i found me a BU A M 1998 cent. but, i do have a question has anyone noticed the closed ( A M ) on the State quarters. I have 4 ( IDAHO , Montana .Indiana and New Hampshire ) all the other states are are wide
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If it's a normal part of the design then it doesn't matter. Wide and close am on the cents pertain to the difference in proof and business dies. If all of the quarters you mentioned have the design on every quarter then it isn't a variety.
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