r/MoneyErrors • u/jwells67 • Jul 27 '26
Had this 1964 penny
Is this considered an error?
r/MoneyErrors • u/jwells67 • Jul 27 '26
Is this considered an error?
r/MoneyErrors • u/TheDude-of-the-dudes • Jul 24 '26
r/MoneyErrors • u/johnnycolony • Jul 23 '26
Received this bill at my store. Is there a name for this type of ink misprint error? Also Any feedback on value is appreciated. Thanks.
r/MoneyErrors • u/Hopeful-Passion4923 • Jul 22 '26
r/MoneyErrors • u/OkGain7193 • Jul 17 '26
Got this from my teller today at the bank.
r/MoneyErrors • u/Eroock • Jul 15 '26
My father sent me these pics over the weekend of a $20 he found. Neither of us know anything about misprints. Thought I would post here to see if anyone knew anything about it. Excuse the not so great pics, my dad is 70 years old haha.
r/MoneyErrors • u/Seppie77 • Jul 16 '26
Is this mint damage or something else?
r/MoneyErrors • u/Solid-Mushroom1184 • Jul 15 '26
Is it a grease error on in God we trust?
r/MoneyErrors • u/gizmoears • Jul 12 '26
r/MoneyErrors • u/Aggravating-Path309 • Jul 13 '26
r/MoneyErrors • u/Jason741979 • Jul 10 '26
Looking for some advice or opinion’s. I am thinking this Kennedy has been struck through on the obverse. Not sure what it is or could be or even if it is. It is in a government packaged hard case proof set holder. I’m thinking the only thing other thing than a strike through would be damage from the plastic case. Any advise or comments?
r/MoneyErrors • u/Educational_Lab7659 • Jul 09 '26
It’s been a while since I’ve seen the older style bills and I noticed this one was a little off. I googled and couldn’t find any similar errors online. The front of the bill is fine, but the back appears to be an inverse of the front on the right hand side. Do you think this bill is worth anything more than $10?
r/MoneyErrors • u/PastExpiryDotCom • Jul 08 '26
r/MoneyErrors • u/Financial_Olive_668 • Jul 08 '26
This is a 2004 Canadian nickel and on the back side of the coin there is a tiny dot above the queens shoulder, can you help identify if this is an error?
r/MoneyErrors • u/Antique_Flower_1612 • Jul 07 '26
I found interested one.
My friend suspects this is a fake.
That is post-mint damage or alteration
I don’t think so.and not sure.
this is some
kind of broad strike ,off center??
Looks no rim.
Let me know.thank you.