New error coin pick ups

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We set up this weekend at the ocean city md show. A fellow dealer had these for sale and couldnt turn them down. I know there not super serious errors bit they are in pcgs slabs and pretty nice looking!

Hemispherical

Cool!

1999 looks to have been a tough year or someone raided the .... at Philly.

jmlanzaf

Some cool stuff there.

I'm a bit surprised that a 5% off center strike got slabbed.

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@jmlanzaf said:
Some cool stuff there.

I'm a bit surprised that a 5% off center strike got slabbed.

Me too I dont see how that was worth getting put into a holder but to each is own I guess. The dealer wanted 10 bucks for it and I was more then happy to buy it just for the fact it was slabbed

jmlanzaf

@COINS MAKE CENTS said:

@jmlanzaf said:
Some cool stuff there.

I'm a bit surprised that a 5% off center strike got slabbed.

Me too I dont see how that was worth getting put into a holder but to each is own I guess. The dealer wanted 10 bucks for it and I was more then happy to buy it just for the fact it was slabbed

Definitely cool. Bulk submitters sometimes get $5 slab offers, so it might have paid in that case I guess.

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@jmlanzaf said:

@COINS MAKE CENTS said:

@jmlanzaf said:
Some cool stuff there.

I'm a bit surprised that a 5% off center strike got slabbed.

Me too I dont see how that was worth getting put into a holder but to each is own I guess. The dealer wanted 10 bucks for it and I was more then happy to buy it just for the fact it was slabbed

Definitely cool. Bulk submitters sometimes get $5 slab offers, so it might have paid in that case I guess.

Very true. I couldnt pass it up since it was slabbed

JBK

Is that 1999 really only 5%?

From the bottom and how little detail is missing, maybe. But that looks like more than 5% left blank at the top.

kaz

Neat. I like the broadstrikes.

Tibor

Gotta love the "mushrooms " !!

ctf_error_coins

Nice coins

Broadstruck

@kaz said:
Neat. I like the broadstrikes.

We like you too kaz

ricko

Nice set of slabbed errors....I always wonder if they left the mint in bulk bags or lunch bags... Cheers, RickO

topstuf

@JBK said:
Is that 1999 really only 5%?

From the bottom and how little detail is missing, maybe. But that looks like more than 5% left blank at the top.

6% at least.

happycollecting

Nice group of error cents. Thanks for sharing.

ctf_error_coins

@ricko said:
Nice set of slabbed errors....I always wonder if they left the mint in bulk bags or lunch bags... Cheers, RickO

So someone is committing a FELONY for 200 dollars worth of error coins, I think Not!

jmlanzaf

@ErrorsOnCoins said:

@ricko said:
Nice set of slabbed errors....I always wonder if they left the mint in bulk bags or lunch bags... Cheers, RickO

So someone is committing a FELONY for 200 dollars worth of error coins, I think Not!

People steal mail not even knowing what's in it...

And how else does a multi-coin cluster sneak out of the Mint?

ricko

@ErrorsOnCoins .... I tend to agree with you in general...but there are those individuals that steal from the dollar store...I think it would be foolish to risk one's job for such petty gains, though evidence shows it happens all too frequently. Cheers, RickO

ctf_error_coins

What "evidence" to you have that it happens all too frequently?

I deal in facts, not conjecture.

ctf_error_coins

@jmlanzaf said:

@ErrorsOnCoins said:

@ricko said:
Nice set of slabbed errors....I always wonder if they left the mint in bulk bags or lunch bags... Cheers, RickO

So someone is committing a FELONY for 200 dollars worth of error coins, I think Not!

People steal mail not even knowing what's in it...

And how else does a multi-coin cluster sneak out of the Mint?

Brinks.

jmlanzaf

@ErrorsOnCoins said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@ErrorsOnCoins said:

@ricko said:
Nice set of slabbed errors....I always wonder if they left the mint in bulk bags or lunch bags... Cheers, RickO

So someone is committing a FELONY for 200 dollars worth of error coins, I think Not!

People steal mail not even knowing what's in it...

And how else does a multi-coin cluster sneak out of the Mint?

Brinks.

sure, that is the other option.