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I saw searching through rolls of Washington dollars and found a black one. I got this coin out of a BU roll from a local bank. This coin is just like it came from the bank roll, trust me if I was trying to pull a scam I wouldnt be bothering with the experts at PCGS I would be on ebay. I'm just wondering if I can spend the money to get this coin graded without getting it body bagged, I know its from the bank roll and want to grade the coin. Please let me know if pcgs will grade it or body bad it?

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    BigDaddyzBigDaddyz Posts: 1,306 ✭✭✭
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    sTONERsTONER Posts: 1,904 ✭✭✭
    no racial comments pleese,, pics only
    toner loner
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    I might have to make them smaller have them on a local server and they showed up on my end, thnks.
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    racial? Thats just the color the coin looks.
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    sTONERsTONER Posts: 1,904 ✭✭✭
    im sorry, i thought you found a black president
    toner loner
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    FredWeinbergFredWeinberg Posts: 5,724 ✭✭✭✭✭
    I've recieved reports of these.

    They are "sintered planchets"
    from being mis-annealed in the
    annealing process.

    They have a black, but lusterous
    surface to them.

    Same thing happens to other denominations,
    especially State Quarters and Nickels.
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    notwilightnotwilight Posts: 12,864 ✭✭✭
    Sounds pretty cool.
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    A Senior Member replied already with some nice info. I might have to get this coin out on the next flight for California image
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    RussRuss Posts: 48,515 ✭✭✭
    Just red x's.

    Russ, NCNE
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    commoncents05commoncents05 Posts: 10,078 ✭✭✭
    you need to upload your photos to something like photobucket.com for us to be able to see them

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    OK will do sorry for the problems
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    Want to see the dollar, anxious here
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    gene2393gene2393 Posts: 762 ✭✭✭
    well....
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    commoncents05commoncents05 Posts: 10,078 ✭✭✭
    yep it worked. looks like what fred was talking about.

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    I found one that looks just like that. Are they worth anymore than a dollar?
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    relicsncoinsrelicsncoins Posts: 7,863 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Kind of looks like what the 2000 Sacs looked like after being in circulation for a bit.

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    I have one on the end of a roll from the mint. You can see it on all of lady liberty.
    Do they bring a premium
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    What I want to know is WHO THE HELL IS IN CHARGE OF THE FREAKIN' US MINT?????

    The quality of these prez coins is an absolute freakin' joke. Edge lettering debacles, black coins. They must really have absolute ZERO quality control for circulation coins. One would think error coins from all denominations would be slipping thru the cracks with this sort of quality control. I have to wonder how soon the articles will be running in coin mags about the poor quality control coming out of the US Mint. Someone outta lose their job.
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    LouisCampLouisCamp Posts: 468 ✭✭✭


    << <i>What I want to know is WHO THE HELL IS IN CHARGE OF THE FREAKIN' US MINT?????

    The quality of these prez coins is an absolute freakin' joke. Edge lettering debacles, black coins. They must really have absolute ZERO quality control for circulation coins. One would think error coins from all denominations would be slipping thru the cracks with this sort of quality control. I have to wonder how soon the articles will be running in coin mags about the poor quality control coming out of the US Mint. Someone outta lose their job. >>



    Well maybe the workers realized that nobody was going to use them anyway.....


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    tmot99tmot99 Posts: 5,238 ✭✭✭


    << <i>What I want to know is WHO THE HELL IS IN CHARGE OF THE FREAKIN' US MINT?????

    The quality of these prez coins is an absolute freakin' joke. Edge lettering debacles, black coins. They must really have absolute ZERO quality control for circulation coins. One would think error coins from all denominations would be slipping thru the cracks with this sort of quality control. I have to wonder how soon the articles will be running in coin mags about the poor quality control coming out of the US Mint. Someone outta lose their job. >>



    Not that I like the errors, but is it really a big deal? They still spend, don't they? Granted, it looks like we don't know how to mint coins to the rest of the world, but besides us collectors, who really cares?
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    CoxeCoxe Posts: 11,139
    Amen, ellewood. It appears quality control is in the toilet and production protocol is a minor consideration. Granted that these are business strikes, but geez.....doesn't anyone at Mint have a sense of pride in his job?
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    fishcookerfishcooker Posts: 3,446 ✭✭
    Nope
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    << <i>What I want to know is WHO THE HELL IS IN CHARGE OF THE FREAKIN' US MINT?????

    The quality of these prez coins is an absolute freakin' joke. Edge lettering debacles, black coins. They must really have absolute ZERO quality control for circulation coins. One would think error coins from all denominations would be slipping thru the cracks with this sort of quality control. I have to wonder how soon the articles will be running in coin mags about the poor quality control coming out of the US Mint. Someone outta lose their job. >>




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    notwilightnotwilight Posts: 12,864 ✭✭✭


    << <i>What I want to know is WHO THE HELL IS IN CHARGE OF THE FREAKIN' US MINT????? The quality of these prez coins is an absolute freakin' joke. Edge lettering debacles, black coins. They must really have absolute ZERO quality control for circulation coins. One would think error coins from all denominations would be slipping thru the cracks with this sort of quality control. I have to wonder how soon the articles will be running in coin mags about the poor quality control coming out of the US Mint. Someone outta lose their job. >>



    Tell us about your accomplishments running multi-billion-dollar production facilities. And then add the challenge of reporting to govt burocracy...I think the mint's track record is pretty good.
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    Can't see it! I have a black Jefferson nickel and was wondering if it looked the same.
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    Tell us about your accomplishments running multi-billion-dollar production facilities. And then add the challenge of reporting to govt burocracy...I think the mint's track record is pretty good.

    I never said a thing about the mint's track record, I simply stated that the Mint is royalling screwing up the Presidential Dollars and that the quality control SUCKS.

    What the hell does THIS have to do with ME running a "multi-billion-dollar production facility? When was the last time you heard of circulation strike pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, halves and dollars being minted with so many errors and varieties in the first week of release? Never. A majority of these rejects should have never made it out of the mint's doors, correct????
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    notwilightnotwilight Posts: 12,864 ✭✭✭
    Ellwood,
    You support my point in that this is unusual and the mint's track record is pretty good.

    I don't criticise organizations unless I think I know how to do better.

    Suppose every error that Ford made was put on ebay as a "FMC Error". How do you think they would look...and I wouldn't want anybody following me around with a video camera posting all my daily errors. The mint works in a fishbowl and generally the quality is good or else errors wouldn't be so expensive.

    I do admit that with all the multitude of different offerings in the past few years, especially the quarters, there seem to be more errors than when they were just "sticking to the knitting" in the 40's thru 80s with just a few varieties of coinage. Indeed, startup is an error likely situation.

    In the case of these dollars, there appears to be a glitch with the 2 step process. The number found so far is maybe high, maybe low. It also is not at all clear if it has been corrected yet. We don't know the story at all...but recall the story of the 55 ddo cent that became public years later...

    As for the black dollars, I haven't seen one yet but Fred says it happens from time to time with lots of coins...

    I just don't see enough evidence to declare the mint incompetent yet...

    --Jerry
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    Nice color.



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    BlindedByEgoBlindedByEgo Posts: 10,754 ✭✭✭✭✭


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    << <i>What I want to know is WHO THE HELL IS IN CHARGE OF THE FREAKIN' US MINT????? The quality of these prez coins is an absolute freakin' joke. Edge lettering debacles, black coins. They must really have absolute ZERO quality control for circulation coins. One would think error coins from all denominations would be slipping thru the cracks with this sort of quality control. I have to wonder how soon the articles will be running in coin mags about the poor quality control coming out of the US Mint. Someone outta lose their job. >>



    Tell us about your accomplishments running multi-billion-dollar production facilities. And then add the challenge of reporting to govt burocracy...I think the mint's track record is pretty good. >>



    I knew that we could count on you, Jerry.
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    I see it now, I see it now... My black nickel is similiar.It's hard to see the lettering, but the coin looks uncirculated in hand.imageimage
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    << <i>I see it now, I see it now... My black nickel is similiar.It's hard to see the lettering, but the coin looks uncirculated in hand. >>



    I remember finding numerous black 1954S nickels about 16 years ago. It was very common with some of the 1950's dates. I found entire rolls of them.
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    notwilightnotwilight Posts: 12,864 ✭✭✭


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    << <i>What I want to know is WHO THE HELL IS IN CHARGE OF THE FREAKIN' US MINT????? The quality of these prez coins is an absolute freakin' joke. Edge lettering debacles, black coins. They must really have absolute ZERO quality control for circulation coins. One would think error coins from all denominations would be slipping thru the cracks with this sort of quality control. I have to wonder how soon the articles will be running in coin mags about the poor quality control coming out of the US Mint. Someone outta lose their job. >>

    Tell us about your accomplishments running multi-billion-dollar production facilities. And then add the challenge of reporting to govt burocracy...I think the mint's track record is pretty good. >>

    I knew that we could count on you, Jerry. >>



    I try to be consistent.
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    I'm still wondering if this coin can be graded by pcgs or not. Would I just be waisting my money and get a no grade if I submitted it? And if I can submit it what service should I use? Just MINT ERRORS service or do I have to add that in addition to another service. I just dont want to wast any money submitting something I shouldnt have. Thanks...
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    << <i>They must really have absolute ZERO quality control for circulation coins. >>


    Why do you say that? The judgement on quality control for circulation coins is "Are they identifiable? Why they work in the machines and hand to hand transactions? Can they be handled by the automated counting and rolling machines?" If they pass those questions then they pass quality control for circulation coins. What you are wanting is for coins struck for circulation coin quality to also pass collector coin quality control. That is unreasonable.
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    << <i>They must really have absolute ZERO quality control for circulation coins. >>


    Why do you say that? The judgement on quality control for circulation coins is "Are they identifiable? Why they work in the machines and hand to hand transactions? Can they be handled by the automated counting and rolling machines?" If they pass those questions then they pass quality control for circulation coins. What you are wanting is for coins struck for circulation coin quality to also pass collector coin quality control. That is unreasonable. >>



    Bingo...

    Plus they did a bang up job on the 20th Ann ASE's Sets...

    These errors have set the place for Prez Dollars into the future...

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    CaptHenwayCaptHenway Posts: 31,564 ✭✭✭✭✭


    << <i>I've recieved reports of these.

    They are "sintered planchets"
    from being mis-annealed in the
    annealing process.

    They have a black, but lusterous
    surface to them.

    Same thing happens to other denominations,
    especially State Quarters and Nickels. >>



    Weren't there a whole lot of 1959-P nickels that came out of original rolls a nice, glossy black? SOme dealer used to promote them as "Black Beauty" errors? As I recall they were caused by improper (i.e., too long) annealing.
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    FredWeinbergFredWeinberg Posts: 5,724 ✭✭✭✭✭
    You're right Tom -

    They were called "Black Beauties"
    for the 1958 nd 1959 dated Jefferson
    Nickels like this.

    They have also occured on State Quarters;
    mostly Mississippi and Illiniois !!

    (I'll show you some at Charlotte or Central States)
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    notwilightnotwilight Posts: 12,864 ✭✭✭


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    << <i>I've recieved reports of these. They are "sintered planchets" from being mis-annealed in the annealing process. They have a black, but lusterous surface to them. Same thing happens to other denominations, especially State Quarters and Nickels. >>

    Weren't there a whole lot of 1959-P nickels that came out of original rolls a nice, glossy black? SOme dealer used to promote them as "Black Beauty" errors? As I recall they were caused by improper (i.e., too long) annealing. TD >>



    I'd be interested to understand the annealing process used by the mint. Perhaps it could also be caused by oxygen intrusion. Annealing is likely performed in an inert environment. --Jerry
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    DrWhoDrWho Posts: 562 ✭✭


    << <i>The inmates are running the asylumimage >>



    hum, this is an idea. maybe they outsourced production to prisons, so now the inmates make PresBucks, instead of license plates. looks like they're using the same planchet!
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    lathmachlathmach Posts: 4,720
    So, BrickLayer........ you want to send this to PCGS for a body bag?
    Why?
    You can save time a lot of goofing around by just flushing your money down a toilet. No fuss, no bother.

    Ray

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