1970 Liberty coin errors
amamisc
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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.
Welcome to the forum and coin collecting!
Your coin is not an error.
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