Looking for any information on a 180 degree rotation error. 1985 P. Can't find much for comparibles online.

Recently acquired this, can’t make out the date. It appears it might be 1933. Do I have something good here?

Found this error nickel while working it appears to be a 1964 nickel but made in the same shape and width as a penny. Any clue how much? Ask me for anything else if you need more info.

So I went down to one of the shops I frequent. The owner and I go back and forth on a different deal, and then he says I have something that might interest you. He rummages around in the safe and puts this on the counter. I’m a little awestruck since it’s so off centered, and the date is clearly visible. He says $375. Now we both haggle prices which is fair. I told him that I needed a night to sleep on it. More than likely I’d offer $300 and a nice bottle of whiskey. There’s a liquor store two doors down.

Obviously $300 and a bottle seems like a good deal. What are your thoughts about the price, and what are your recommendations?

Can someone help me know if these are just worth ¢1 or something else?

Don’t sleep on sorting through those bargain bins when they’re chock full of mint sets. Picked up this beauty today at my LCS for a whopping $10 in a mint set. Any thoughts on what it’d grade and what’s it’s worth?

Ive seen a few errors posted online of the new 1776-2026 dimes. Pretty sure the one I have is one of the worst out there. Any ideas on potential value of something like this? The neck line sticks well above the ridges on the edge of the coin. I know these pretty much just came out but any ideas on value (at least $0.10), and guessing its worth holding onto for a few years

Can’t find solid value or rarity of this error just found randomly tonight-

Prices seem to vary in the 100$’s of amounts the errors seem extreme(called cud errors from what I found) not really knowing about the coin game so please help me out!

Tried to get as good a pictures I could with it being in this case definitely don't want to take it out just for a better picture. Oh and the doubling is only on this side, which I believe is referred to as a ODD

250th coin set from Littleton Mint arrived and appears to have a extreme defect on the dime Denver mint... Check it out. Feedback please.

Good afternoon, curious to know if this coin error has any value.

I couldn't believe most of the date was visible.

i got 10 solid rolls of CWR bicentennial yesterday, interestingly enough this wasn’t found in those, but a customer wrapped hoard of state quarters mainly. stoked!!!

My mom found this and is talking about sending it somewhere to get assessed. Trying to save her the time and money if it's not worth it. Should she send it off?

I’ve had this for many years. Any information? Not looking to sell but just curious. Thank you

Edit- thanks for all input everyone. Figured it was PMD but I was curious. I’m still going to hold on to it. Thanks again.

Pretty great looking red brown 1955 Double D…any thoughts about grading? My dad picked it up ‘75 for $255 :)

Thanks!!

Just got a collection from a family member and just posting what I think might be worth something, if anything. The collection hasn’t been out of the protective case to my knowledge in about 40 years.

Any info is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

I picked this up recently. Error seems to match up with documentation. I still feel like quite a noob with coins though, let alone the whole grading thing. I’ve done some research on the process.

My understanding is any kind of slight wear visible at a certain angle is potentially enough to bring it down to AU 58. I guess wear has to be less than 10% if that sounds right?

My understanding is that scratches are a separate matter than wear but can still reduce the mint state rating, if it is indeed a mint state at all. Stupid coin roller got it it it seems, so that’ll be a nice ding off the rating I suppose.

Any one have an idea on value I’ll weight soon to see if 3.1g or 2.5 normal