Wexler coin errors

This is a rare quarter worth money! Furthermore, no other doubled die quarter listings are available as of yet.

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Wexler coin errors

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Most of these will have some planchet stains typical to the variety. Very obvious!

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Because doubled dies are so popular, there is a lot of information out there about these varieties and they are often seen for sale on internet auction sites such as Ebay. Unfortunately, not all of the information out there is correct. A frequent misconception about doubled dies is that they are produced when coins are struck twice by the dies. This is definitely not the case. All U. Even then, the resulting error coins will NOT be doubled dies. Only proof coins are struck more than once with the number of times that they are struck depending on the alloy of the planchets that will be struck into coins.

Wexler coin errors

Discussion in ' Coin Chat ' started by Barnabus , Nov 2, Log in or Sign up. Coin Talk. Seen several varieties online, and this quarter looks funny for sure, I cannot figure out why it looks so different from my others. I have seen talk of a quarter strike called a SMS special strike. The last pic of the wing, I do not think it is actually a die strike error there, but rather just an odd reflection. The coin it's self looks like it could have been a proof because of the quality of the coin, but there is no mirror, and no frosting, just real creamy smooth looking. Can anyone help me out with this, maybe specific areas to look for for certain varieties? Barnabus , Nov 2, Log in or Sign up to hide this ad.

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Who Is Ken Potter? Jefferson Nickel Varieties. The information and photos may not be shared with any other individuals. Good luck with all of your collecting endeavors! Twenty-Five Cent Pieces. Has a small strike through error on reverse covering N of ONE. Descriptions in Wiles' book not adequate to determine stage but these match the photo in the book. Show Ignored Content. The Intentional Die Varieties are design differences on the coins for a particular year and denomination that were deliberately made by the U. Permission is granted for you to copy the information and photos on this website onto your computer for the purpose of establishing a library of information on die varieties in the Wexler Die Variety Files. These would include varieties like the Lincoln cents with Large Dates and Small Dates, the S and S proof Lincoln cents with different mint mark styles, etc. Super strong tripled die on date side of coin and strong tripled die on Navy Insignia side of coin. The Unintentional Die Varieties are design variations on coins for a particular denomination and year that were produced in error. Extra Bud Variety.

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Has a small strike through error on reverse covering N of ONE. But to assist with this, generally unlisted things need to be on a pretty decent coin without a lot of damage and very clearly photographed. These are nice sharp earlier die state coins, perhaps EMDS , with a complete secondary "D" showing within and to the north of the primary "D"! LEY", doubling also evident on ". Most have plating blisters but are solid Red! Comes with copy of Mint letter of explanation and reprints of Coin World articles on the variety if requested. All I can say is that it is a really nice minor! Light double on forehead. Full disclosure is available here. Second piece shows the crack progress into a rim-to-rim crack from 6 o'clock to 12 o'clock. These are very similar to the D "brass plated strikes" offered below but these seem to be of a plating composition closer to the type of brass known as Tombac being almost iridescent yellowish-green rather than the solid yellow of thD issue. The very next year in the various doubled dies were produced by the U. Copyright - Coin Community Family- all rights reserved worldwide. The result is that the coins were force-spun butted up all the way to the shoulder of the edge letting die thus transferring a sort of matte effect from the shoulder of the edge lettering die to the edge of each coin.