A Couple of recent Error Pick-Ups
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Starting to build up a nice number of different kinds of errors. Price vs coolness factor to me is what I'm digging the most
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Starting to build up a nice number of different kinds of errors. Price vs coolness factor to me is what I'm digging the most
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Nice to see someone post genuine errors instead of parking lot coins
that the OP insists are errors. I’m sure you didn’t find those CR hunting.
Thanks![:) :)](https://forums.collectors.com/resources/emoji/smile.png)
Also, I would hope seeing my username would have been enough to give insight that these would be true errors since I've been on these boards for over 18 years. But, I do understand your skepticism as to having doubt.
Nice 50 year-old double struck cent -
Does the label for the Mercury dime say off center or uncentered Broadstrike?
Two nice error coins – congrats on your latest pick ups.
Do you think it's O/C or Broadstruck?
I tried to develop interest
But failed
Saw money I could have used for non errors.
I've thought about error collecting for many years....just never pulled the trigger.
Glad you did Lee, nice pick ups.
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It seems like it should be labeled "uncentered broadstrike" since there is no detail missing. Either way it's very cool!
Collecting errors is a mistake. 🫥😆
I have a few errors but the best one I could ever hope to own I found in a box from the bank. So, it's all downhill from there. But kudos to those who who have managed to put together a collection of nice errors, especially before they became more popular (and expensive). I do enjoy seeing them.
Both are nice. I know who you got the 44-S Dime from. I considered it too.
Interesting (and presumably correct) observation.
Wouldn't the situation regarding reefing (whether or not there is any) seal the deal?
Although it looks like a healthy off-center, there are no design elements missing.
Reeding isn’t a factor -there are plenty of dimes, quarters, and halves with absolutely no reading that are considered broad struck – usually on type one blanks. (this Merc was obviously struck on a type two planchet.)
I couldn't resist buying this one
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Very cool 😎
2 full dates
To each their own when it comes to collecting, but my early interest in errors and varieties led directly to my getting a job with Coin World which led directly to my getting a job with the ANA.
Nice pick ups!