No. They have been exposed to an unfriendly environment and have tarnished badly. No numismatic premium. Likely been in the ground for a while. Cheers, RickO
I appreciate your response ricko. But please let me know what I'm missing, and what you are seeing. I hate wasting members time by posting worthless coins.
...posting worthless coins.
Lol. I wish I had a nickel for each "worthless coin" was posted here! Including some that I have posted myself. If I were to start a thread to only post worthless coins, they're would be over 1000 posts. Lol
and that can happen just in the past week!
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.
Environmental damage has many, many different looks depending on just what and how long the coins were exposed to certain chemicals. The coins you show have no numismatic value and are just spending money.
If someone tells you such coins have value your next question to them should be: "How much are you paying for them?"
@robenaus....Study the minting process of coins. You will learn a lot that way. Coins are not annealed, they are struck from planchets (round disks of metal) which have been punched from sheets of such metal. What you are seeing on your quarters is a post mint effect. Cheers, RickO
Fred Weinberg has acknowledged that there are annealing errors on America the Beautiful quarters. I'm extra confused now. Again, I'm not arguing, I'm letting you know where I'm coming from on this.
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Roosevelt no and Mississippi maybe
I'm newer to collecting, and would love to know what you're seeing. It will help me in the future!
No. They have been exposed to an unfriendly environment and have tarnished badly. No numismatic premium. Likely been in the ground for a while. Cheers, RickO
I appreciate your response ricko. But please let me know what I'm missing, and what you are seeing. I hate wasting members time by posting worthless coins.
...posting worthless coins.
Lol. I wish I had a nickel for each "worthless coin" was posted here! Including some that I have posted myself. If I were to start a thread to only post worthless coins, they're would be over 1000 posts. Lol
and that can happen just in the past week!
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.Environmental damage has many, many different looks depending on just what and how long the coins were exposed to certain chemicals. The coins you show have no numismatic value and are just spending money.
If someone tells you such coins have value your next question to them should be: "How much are you paying for them?"
@robenaus....Study the minting process of coins. You will learn a lot that way. Coins are not annealed, they are struck from planchets (round disks of metal) which have been punched from sheets of such metal. What you are seeing on your quarters is a post mint effect. Cheers, RickO
Fred Weinberg has acknowledged that there are annealing errors on America the Beautiful quarters. I'm extra confused now. Again, I'm not arguing, I'm letting you know where I'm coming from on this.
And Rick, I saw your comment on the 2019 American Memorial Park annealing error quarter
Were those manufactured differently than mine?