Echoplex
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- Feb 28, 2015
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Hello All,
Went into my local bank to pick up halves and noticed a box behind the counter that had some old penny rolls in them and bought them. Just opened the first roll and it is a mix of 60's and 70's. Nothing older than 79. The weird thing is that most of them are these 1979 which all appear to be off-center to me. My question for the experts: are these off-center enough to be considered errors? Should I keep them individually as such or roll them with my other coppers? Thanks! I'm relatively new to CRH, as you can tell.
Edit: Just found a helpful article online that explained these to me. Looks likes these are slightly misaligned dies, not offcenters, since the reverse is fine. My question still stands: are they worth keeping separately in flips, or just roll them with all the other coppers?
Went into my local bank to pick up halves and noticed a box behind the counter that had some old penny rolls in them and bought them. Just opened the first roll and it is a mix of 60's and 70's. Nothing older than 79. The weird thing is that most of them are these 1979 which all appear to be off-center to me. My question for the experts: are these off-center enough to be considered errors? Should I keep them individually as such or roll them with my other coppers? Thanks! I'm relatively new to CRH, as you can tell.
Edit: Just found a helpful article online that explained these to me. Looks likes these are slightly misaligned dies, not offcenters, since the reverse is fine. My question still stands: are they worth keeping separately in flips, or just roll them with all the other coppers?
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