Assistance on error it has a dent from obverse to revers n strike errors on reverse I just need help
Sprnklz
Posts: 30 ✭
Shaped with bowl like feel on obverse and is that a striking error aswell on reverse letters 
Th
a
Tagged:
1
Comments
Not a strike error, just circulation wear, plus the damage that you described -
heavy impact to the obverse that made a dent and a corresponding flat spot on the reverse.
And a gouge at the top of E of STATES.
Relatively high grade details, like F-12, but the damage would prevent it from obtaining a straight grade in a slab.
It's the most common date of the series by far (1853 arrows), so not high value,
but not bad for a half dime.
I've seen many that are much more damaged.
Thankyou awesome appreciate the knowledge fairly new just dementia is giving me hell on retaining the info can ask u seem well into the sport as u described your comment
H
Have u ever seen a coin look like this one I have it put up but would love ur opinion
Haven’t seen one like that, but I have some pliers and could probably whip one up real quick.
I kno but I’ll pull it out in a few n show that my uncle was obsessed n I have a lot with similar not as drastic but same marks on his collection n I kno for a fact he bought them in rolls and that he would never do that to coin I have probably 3_400 state quarters I’ve
only got this far so far I’m taking care of a collection of him n my aunts collection n learning as much as I can along the way
My aunt had 2 cancers n uncle passed n is having hell with money so I’m doin my best on getting her money n not letting her get screwed
Other than the extra leaf Wisconsin quarter, there really aren't any state quarters that have any measurable premium.
At least, with 3400 quarters, there's 850 bucks !
Buy a copy of the "Guide Book of US Coins" (the Red Book). It will give you the information you need to see if there are any valuable coins in the coins you have. Damaged coins, such as the ones you pictured are likely to have little value above melt value if silver and face value if clad. Also, please do not use texting abbreviations on this forum.
The state quarter above looks like some with a pair of diagonal cutters got ahold of it.
BST transactions: dbldie55, jayPem, 78saen, UltraHighRelief, nibanny, liefgold, FallGuy, lkeigwin, mbogoman, Sandman70gt, keets, joeykoins, ianrussell (@GC), EagleEye, ThePennyLady, GRANDAM, Ilikecolor, Gluggo, okiedude, Voyageur, LJenkins11, fastfreddie, ms70, pursuitofliberty, ZoidMeister,Coin Finder, GotTheBug, edwardjulio, Coinnmore, Nickpatton, Namvet69,...
And someone bored with 5 minutes. I have seen manmade damage sell for many multiples of face on eBay as 'errors'
Those ridges coming downward are the same size as the coins reeds I’m just way to intrigued to say the least been trying to find out for 6 months now I did see another coin with similar that I saw on the internet but my phone died and could never find it again but I’m seriously addicted and am trying to get a website set up for some ideas I came up with. I will for sure keep y’all posted have a kick ass weekend and may your hunts be full of joy thanks
Look for 2019 and 2020 quarters for the W mint mark.
2004 d Wisconsin extra leaf
2005 p Minnesota extra tree
The Delaware and Nebraska quarters have die cracks that people buy for a couple of dollars.
Folks do that damage to the coins, no mystery— put your efforts elsewhere.
Please start a new thread for each coin.
It is confusing with more than one at a time.
Just enjoy your coins and don't worry about the details.
3400 coins. i'd rather have a mass in 1 thread
@Sprnklz : please don't post all 3,400 coins or a bunch all at once
find the next one you think might be one worth a lot of money and just post it
Buy a “Redbook” and use it to find value of coins.
Also could you use proper english and punctuation and a period to read.
Have you submitted coin to PCGS yet?
Who informed you ?
Can't afford a pie crust crimper? make one..............
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"