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I bought a couple off-center Washingtons in the store today...Update grade is in 1st post
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Slab um or not......opinions please!
Edited to add grade 9/6/10........
I sent the 1985 in........wheel marks?
Edited to add grade 9/6/10........
I sent the 1985 in........wheel marks?
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-Paul
Funny looking date.
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Here are a few more pics of the 88.......
Be careful. I heard sometime last year (may have been CoinWorld or somewhere thereabouts) that the Chinese counterfeiters are doing error coins as well....
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-Paul
<< <i>...Like the digit style on the 1988 ! >>
Yup. They look like chinese characters.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
.....crazy 8's.......
I have no clue, in hand these look and feel very legitimate, I was not aware the Chinese were making "Clad Errors".....and these are clad planchets..
<< <i>Chinese counterfeits. >>
Correct. These "error" coins are showing up all over the place. In coin shows and shops in CA. I have seen numerous better date counterfeit error buffalo nickels being sold as real, only for the dealers to be disappointed in their over the counter purchases. BEWARE and know your coins.
TRUTH
<< <i>You guys are acting a bit paranoid, the 1988 digits are distorted from metal flow. I wouldn't submit them myself and the 1985 appears to have a counting wheel rub below the date that could bag it. They are nice off centers though! >>
I hope Eric scored, but, having heard about chinese counterfeit "errors", I would rather be cautious than tell someone it's nothing to worry about.
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<< <i>It's good to be wary of counterfeits, BUT, to suggest the coins are chinese counterfeits is over-the-top. The metal flow of the 1988 date is a way to authenticate it, not to question it. >>
Where did I "suggest" they were chinese counterfeits? I urged caution due to there being chinese counterfeits, but I never "suggested" that was what they were.
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<< <i>It's good to be wary of counterfeits, BUT, to suggest the coins are chinese counterfeits is over-the-top. The metal flow of the 1988 date is a way to authenticate it, not to question it. >>
Where did I "suggest" they were chinese counterfeits? I urged caution due to there being chinese counterfeits, but I never "suggested" that was what they were. >>
I am saying that there is no need to question these coins as 100% authentic US errors. To slab them or not is the OP's question. My statements are not directed at any one in particular.
Just got the 1988 back, grade in first post.......
The name is LEE!
look strange due to Metal Flow.
The coins are genuine......
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