My favorite error of all time

Blade

It's not my coin - was sold by Mike Byers. Double struck in collar. Makes me dizzy. Early proof errors are so cool.

rottnrog

That is cool!!!!

Mine is my flip over DS in collar V-Nickle!!

mgoodm3

Very cool. I just got my first error recently. A double strike capped die lincoln. Should be here soon. will take pics when I get it.

Weiss

Makes me want to say "eiey eiey eiey eiey" like cartoon characters say when they shake their heads back and forth real fast

MFH

Hey guys.........VERY COOL coins......

XpipedreamR

joecool

airplanenut

Here's a cool one of mine... well, two :

cladking

<< <i>It's not my coin - was sold by Mike Byers. Double struck in collar. >>



The reverse doesn't appear to be doubled so apparently the obverse die shifted between strikes. Quite unusual.

rottnrog

Take a good look at this dime!!

Blade

rottnrog,
Nice V Nic! That is really cool looking.

All I've got is a 1982 1c that I pulled out of change that year with a huge cud from a die chip that obliterates most of "TRUST" on the obverse. Pretty cool, especially since it was a circulation find.

rottnrog

Tom... It is always neat to find one in circulation!!

And the price is right too!!

coppercoins

Airplanenut - In case you didn't know, your indent strike is a 1973 cent. Don't need the date to tell those.

goldrush00013

Very interesting coins.

coppercoins

Rog - Nice cent on dime error there! Barely got the cent in on that one! What is that? a 10.25 cent piece??

rottnrog

CD... I'm sure you see what is so special about my double struck dime!!!

MPeter

coppercoins

Rog - I sure do!

Peter - Nice 82 LD copper there! Lotsa stuff going on with that piece!

airplanenut

<< <i>Airplanenut - In case you didn't know, your indent strike is a 1973 cent. Don't need the date to tell those. >>

Cool... how do we tell?

coppercoins

<< <i>Cool... how do we tell? >>



Heh! I could tell you to buy the book to find out, but you already have I'll be nice for everyone else (just joking here, eh?)..

The 1973 cent is a one-year reverse type. The designer's initials are much larger than on any other year of the Lincoln Memorial reverse. Since yours has these larger initials, it has to be a 1973. This info will be photographed and featured in the 1973 section of the book so you can see side by side what the differences are between 1972, 1973, and 1974 cents.

Elli

Wow cool error coins.

LALASD4

I try to keep mine at 5 cents.

lordmarcovan

Wow!

rottnrog

Close up of the second strike on the dime I posted last night!!

joeyuk

I missed it . That is very nice.

boiler78

Heres my only error coin. Pattern errors are extremely rare especially when you consider that there are only 4 known J1521 pattern halfs known. Thanks Shylock for the imaging.

onlylincolns

RiffRaff1967

Very cool errors everyone!