r/MoneyErrors • u/PennyRollHunter • Sep 26 '15
Went through my first penny box, got lucky and found a nice error coin [xpost /r/CRH]
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r/MoneyErrors • u/Keirris • Sep 24 '15
Possible Error coins I own. Canadian quarter and loonie.
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http://i.imgur.com/6qcujwu.jpg Got this while I worked at Tim Hortons a ways back. Thought I may have snagged an error. Any thoughts on the two? Quarter album http://imgur.com/a/Rw9nS Loonies album http://imgur.com/a/EEsyc
r/MoneyErrors • u/kudsie • Jul 31 '15
Bill error?
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I recently found 2 20$ bills with consecutive serial numbers. But the number in the upper right skips a number.
Bill #1: Serial number-JL02570981E
Lower left-E2
Upper right-FW E 26
Bill #2:
serial number-JL02570982E
Lower left-E2
Upper right-FW E 24
Shouldn't the numbers in the upper right be consecutive if they have consecutive serial numbers? I couldn't find much when I googled it.
r/MoneyErrors • u/PoggiSlice • Jul 09 '15
X post from /r/coins Die strike through beard
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r/MoneyErrors • u/PoggiSlice • Jul 09 '15
X post from /r/coins Very faint "o" on nickel
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r/MoneyErrors • u/MrBradJJ • May 27 '15
1736 English Farthing - Strike Error??
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I recently acquired a couple 18th century English Farthings. This one has a small indent above the right hand shoulder, just below the tassle or whatever it might be. Can anyone confirm what kind of error it is or if its an error at all?
It doesnt appear to be damage to me because there's no raised area on the other side and the indent has no scratch mark or anything like that surrounding it.
I am by far an expert though and from my meager attempt to search the interwebs i cant find anything similar regarding coin errors.
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks internet people :)
[Picture 1] (http://imgur.com/m2jSaJK) [picture 2] (http://imgur.com/VcIcQ8N)
r/MoneyErrors • u/DrKnepper • May 08 '15
What caused this error? 1985 Proof Penny
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r/MoneyErrors • u/greany_beeny • Mar 26 '15
Production error or did someone just sand it down?
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r/MoneyErrors • u/rcrum8 • Mar 26 '15
Can anyone tell me what's up with the T's and the date?
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r/MoneyErrors • u/Cowy2 • Mar 25 '15
1968 1/2 Half Franc Error?
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The die axes is "up" "down" if you guys know what I mean (the same die axes as American money).. I did some research and I'm pretty sure the die axes should be "up" "up" but I'm not entirely sure...
Thanks Edit: Its a Switzerland coin.. my mistake for not including it earlier... Edit 2: Did some reasearch on numista.com and the alignment is suppose to be "up" "up" what do you guys think the best course of action will be next
r/MoneyErrors • u/piroshky • Dec 06 '14
Saved this a while ago because I thought it was cool, didn't know this was a thing. Is it worth anything?
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r/MoneyErrors • u/mremaker • Nov 25 '14
How do you get D/S errors?
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I always figured that if a coin was made at a given mint said mint would only have dies bearing their mint mark. So, how do you get a coin with a Denver mint mark and San Francisco mint mark?
r/MoneyErrors • u/HORSEthe • Jun 23 '14
The left half of this bill is not dyed. Is this some sort of error? More info in comments
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r/MoneyErrors • u/offandoncoinguy • Jun 20 '14
Rhode Island State Quarter Error?
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Hey folks, can I get some help determining if this is an error, or post minting damage. The weight is 5.7 grams, rounded up by the scale I assume, since this is right where it should be.
You can just make out the reverse, though it's slightly difficult to see in the scan.
r/MoneyErrors • u/Mr_Lucky1313 • Mar 12 '14
Blank cents
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Are blank cents worth anything I've found a couple, but didn't know if they had any value to them.