john q errors?

tahoe98

http://numismaster.com/ta/numis/Article.jsp?ad=article&ArticleId=4505

Mdecan

I need help finding out if this dime is a error or not?

Mdecan

Mdecan

MFeld

Mdecan Posts: 9 ✭ April 26, 2025 10:25AM
I need help finding out if this dime is an error or not?
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You already asked about that coin in this thread: https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/comment/13900988#Comment_13900988

It’s poor form to ask again and to ask about your coin in the midst of a thread that someone else started.

JBK

OP posted a decent photo of the obverse but only partial images from a screen for the reverse. A full reverse picture would have been nice.

But it's damage, in any case.

Greenstang

This is the third posting of the same dime.
Also posted in the Q & A Forum piggybacked onto a 2021 cent posting.

MsMorrisine

the picture of the obverse you posted? post a picture like that of the reverse. don't use the microscope to do it

Typekat

Here’s a rule of thumb that seems to apply on this forum:

If the word “ERROR” is in the title, it’s usually a “ROOKIE ERROR”

MsMorrisine

i wouldn't go that far

MFeld

Typekat Posts: 495 ✭✭✭✭ April 26, 2025 12:21PM edited April 26, 2025 12:22PM
Here’s a rule of thumb that seems to apply on this forum:

If the word “ERROR” is in the title, it’s usually a “ROOKIE ERROR”

@MsMorrisine said:
i wouldn't go that far

I would, as “usually a rookie error” sounds accurate to me as a rule of thumb.

Typekat

‘Error’ in the title, usually means ‘rookie error’

• Typekat’s Theorem proposed

BStrauss3

1/Do not post photos of screens. They are useless. Many of the people you want to look at your coin will see that and ignore the entire thread.
2/ As somebody else posted, don't hijack threads, especially 17 year old threads. Most people you want to look at your coin will see that and ingore the entire thread.
3/ One coin per thread, one thread per coin.