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Larklight777
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I am auctioning a 1992 close AM error coin in immaculate condition here is link
https://www.ebay.com/itm/275156611169?mkevt=1&mkcid=16&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0
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Larklight777
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wide am
somebody's going to take one on that one
Buh bye.
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He's also selling lots of damaged coins as "rare errors".
As well as a lot of No Mint Mark Cents with rare, low mintages in the billions.
Feedback of 8 (yesterday when I verified it was a Wide AM), none of them certified, Seller Does Not Accept Returns, trashy-looking, beat-up 2x2s, What Could Go Wrong?
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I would like to honestly apologize, I am fairly new in the art of coin collecting and have removed the ones that I wasn't sure if they were error but need your opinion is this considered an error
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1956-Wheat-Penny-Error-/275159209362?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0
That is some kind of “stuff” stuck to the coin
Pics are poor, you need to read and study photo grade coin images. If you don't know what an error is, why are you trying to sell anything? Peace Roy
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You want to be taken even remotely seriously, and yet you’re sure this one is an error? There were just about 4.7 billion Philadelphia cents minted in 2016. I’m going to bet there are nearly 4.7 billion Philadelphia cents that are nicer than this coin, but I don’t see 4.7 billion Philadelphia cents being listed as errors because the mint mark they don’t have is—shockingly—not on the coin.
I spoke too soon. You have an even worse 2016 cent listed as a “broken planchet” error. This broken planchet is as much an error as someone whose face has been beaten to a pulp just has a rare and desirable birth defect. Good on you for not describing it as having a missing mint mark, though.
Now it makes sense… these are all abstract errors!
Guess what, my man, you have taken up enough of my brain space and time for this life. There's a nifty Ignore button if you click on users' names, and you have earned it. Congratulations.
Parking lot finds?
