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Sean, I think that most likely the error coin market will generally remain strong as long as the economy as a whole stays strong, and will absorb what Fred and others are putting in auctions. If I ha… (View Post)

That as others have said, is a cud. Actually, many consider it a die variety and not an error as such, because it occurred on the die. Because it's on the die, it "repeats itself", and so t… (View Post)

If you look at the auction results for Heritage, you'll see the vast majority of major proof errors (such as double-strikes, off-metals, etc) have come onto the market in the later half of 2019-prese… (View Post)

Because it is struck with a cent obverse die, a cent collar die, and on a cent planchet, I would refer to it as a cent mule with a dime reverse. 3/4 of the coin is "cent" and only 1/4 is &q… (View Post)

A lot of great cuds can be found on this site: http://cuds-on-coins.com Good reference for identifying your cuds as well. (View Post)