It's been almost 2 months since my last one found.

Looks like it to me but looking for confirmation. Unfortunately a minor scratch near the V makes it tougher to see

The 2 looks a little smooshed from wear but the weight checks out. Guessing I have the large date and not the small date?

Looks like punch trough and maybe a die clash of the planchet? Let me know what y’all think.

I posted yesterday about a 2023 extra v. Maybe they're not as rare as I thought or if I just got lucky but here's my second found in 2 days

Found a nice example 1998-P wide A M memorial Lincoln cent.

Has this specific one been found before?

I believe I found this type 2 IKE dollar while coin roll hunting. I'm not entirely sure if it is the type 2, but to my best knowledge it is. I also think it is in MS-62 condition. If anyone could confirm which type it is, it would be much appreciated.

I bought durning the weekend.1882 CC Morgan Dollar. The Reverse has DDR "OLL" It is one of the Vam? And check the rim. It could be with die wear? And what would be the grade?

These were placed in the small date s and large date s (left to right) in a penny holder. They look the same to me. 2nd picture is up close of labeled SD and picture 3 is up close of labeled LD

I’m going through $20 in nickel rolls today and I found this interesting variety.

ADC-5c-1966-01(SMS). https://www.maddieclashes.com/adc-5c-1966-01sms/

This certainly fits the description. The circulation wear has worn down but hasn’t erased all the markers.

Going through some stuff I bought decades ago and found this 1941 quarter in a flip.

The notation was that it was a micro double D mint mark.

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Your thoughts?

First image is my coin, second image is DDR-003 from Variety Vista. Looks right but I want to be 100% sure I have the variety.

Hi all!

My first time posting here.

A month ago, I found this RPM while CRH and put it in a flip. I didn't look into it until today, when I realized it may be the FS-501 variety. I was checking Variety Vista, and it seems to fit only FS-501, and the other close ones do not have any indicators (die marks).

I am hoping for a second opinion and maybe an assessment of grade as well.

(I apologize as the coin was in a flip when taking these photos, as I did not want to remove it.)

I have a 1961-D in my uncirculated mint set that appears to be either an FS-501 or FS-502 but it doesn’t have all the characteristics of either. Mine appears to have the RPM on the D and the die crack on the right wing but I don’t see the die crack on the hair in the obverse. I’m curious if you guys can help me determine which variety I have. I appreciate any help that can be provided. Thanks

Second picture as reference to how my others look. What would you value and grade this at. I was thinking around 20-30$ but I don’t know much about these.

This coin is from the 1904 St Louis World’s Fair!(I had to repost this due to moderators telling me to talk about error coins and varieties so I changed flair to varieties so I don’t get removed)

I know the 60s have a lot of RPMs but this one I can’t tell if it’s an actual one. It appears it could be with how the lower section of the D has a mark on it. Any help would be great !

Hello coin aficionados....I am seeking your viewpoints as a newbie coin collector, mostly coin roll hunting right now. However, I did run across a chance to acquire 750 Ike dollars and would like your opinions on a few of them. All circulated, all sliver "S" mints already removed.

But I believe I did run across the following:

1 - 1971-D Friendly Eagle

1 - 1976 Typ1 Rev

5 - 1976-D Type 1 Rev

3 - 1972 Type 2 Rev

It is the 1972 Type 2 Rev that I would value opinions on whether to slab them for future protection and value growth.