1970 Liberty coin errors
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I am VERY new to coin collecting and was given a few coins from my grandpas collection after his passing.
I can’t seem to find any coin with similar errors and I’m honestly curious if anyone has seen this before and possible value? I have attached photos. It seems to be missing it mint and the coin is stamp upside down on the opposite side.
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Not errors. Post mint damage. The mintmark isn't missing; this is a Philadelphia issue ( Philly didn't put mintmarks on coins at this time). The inverted reverse is normal coin alignment.
RIP Mom- 1932-2012
It’s supposed to show reversed image like upside down on the other side? Normally when I flip them the image isn’t reversed.
Oh okay my other coin isn’t an upside down image when I flip it so I was confused.
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Your coin is not an error.![;) ;)](https://forums.collectors.com/resources/emoji/wink.png)
No mint mark means (P) Philadelphia.
Check your other pocket change and you will see all US coins are upside down.
The difference is "coin alignment" or "medal alignment"
Thank you. I don’t have much American coins I’m in Canada so probably the confusion lol