Error guys.....What's up with this Seated 25c rim??

Manorcourtman

Can someone tell me what's going on with this obverse rim on this coin?? What type of error or issue is this called?? Thanks for the input!!

GoldenEyeNumismatics

The blackish ring is just toning.

Mar327

I'm interested too - ttt.

astrorat

<< <i>The blackish ring is just toning. >>

Sure looks that way to me as well. If it were a striking error I would have expected some evidence on the reverse.

ricko

Just a weird tarnish pattern. Cheers, RickO

SpectrumLuster

Looks like it was pushed a little too far into the right-hand side of an album slot, with the left side sticking up a bit.

yellowjacket

Looks like a misaligned die. Reverse looks properly centered. Is there any reeding one the edge? If not, it could be broadstruck.

Garrow

DoubleEagle59

I don't think the 'tarnish' is the reason why the OP asked his question.

Billet7

I don't know, but that is one heck of a coin! Doin' a giveaway are we?

Manorcourtman

<< <i>Looks like a misaligned die. Reverse looks properly centered. Is there any reeding one the edge? If not, it could be broadstruck.

Garrow >>



It's at PCGS currently. And no I wasn't speaking of the toning. Look at the inner rim closely. It's some sort of error!! Just don't now what it's called!! Still looking for help....

commoncents05

Looks like a normal strike. I think what you're seeing is an illusion from the tarnish. Can you maybe point an arrow to what you're asking about?

-Paul

ctf_error_coins

Looks like the dies were not completely parallel when they struck the planchet and it's deeper on one side.

I am not sure what it's called, high rim maybe?

fastfreddie

Any way to blow up the picture?