@@markedwards3312 10 bucks or so it's a Minor double die all photos in video are of the same coin just a reminder. go to pcgs and look up a normal coin then you can see the doubling
Thanks for the useful information. Regretfully, Mr. Wexler has now formally retired from coin attribution as well as from the upkeep of his page (others have taken over those duties). He is not accepting any new coins sent in for attribution, but does plan to finish with the significant backlog of coins which have already been submitted. His helpful nature, his wherewithal and his due diligence will be sorely missed by all of us.
Funny because I have some doubling on other trees on that quarter. I guess we need to send the submissions to one person so he can claim the error recognition
So the doubling is of the 3 trees on the one coin I sent Wexler 3 coins one control and 2 of the same double die and have found another one last week of wddr-001
i dont mind doubling if i can verify in several places. that doubling didnt show enough proof of such an attribution why isnt it the full length of the area? but just a smidgen of an area. its not doublinf if the tool is polished in to make it look like doubling like the washington ear lobe
I have a few coins that should be acknowledged errors, like a 1985 quarter i have that has a whole extra leaf on the reverse, gotta be some sort of legit doubling in my opinion
Yeah, this video doesn't show a same size comparison between a normal coin and the error, but the naration makes it sound as though that is what one is supposed to be seeing at a point where it first shows the error coin and then shows a sightly different zoom of the exact same coin with arrows pointing to where the error is. "The first coin" shown, the normal coin, is the shot of the heads and tails, which is not zoomed in enough to make a decent comparison. So when you are looking at the error coin in the next two images, you are looking at two shots not in the exact same position but of the exact same error coin, one of which has arrows drawn on it. So folks aren't going blind in not being able t see any difference between images that one would naturally think that they were supposed to compare based on the audio that doesn't really match up to what is being shown. You're seeing two shots of the same (minor) error coin, one of which has arrows drawn on it. Not great.
Hello. I'm new to this site and recently became interested in coins. Plus have some cool older coins that I've gotta look into soon.... my questing is, if I come up with something nice and want to get it graded and or sold, do you know where I can go to get this info?? If so, all info you'd willing to share will be appreciated!! Thank you
If you want an “ error “ coin just find ANY coin and THERE WILL be some kind of “Non-normal” anomaly in the coin . BUT ,!,!,! The market , amount known , condition & overall desirability is what make an “Error , DD ect.” Have value . But YES , you have an “Error coin” & that’s 99% fact because every now and then the mint produces the intended Design , weight & look of a coin .
I keep rewinding and pausing those two look the same 🤔 I see the arrows pointing but going back to the first coin I see the same thing…help me out what am I missing
I dont mind real doubling but lets draw a line in the dirt as to what a machine produces opposed to an employee that thinks it should look a little different like the corn leaf on a corn stalk ' i say prosecute them for making a coin that they would like to see instead the philly mint created a market for messed up coins with old machines i m guessing
Amazing how someone can find such a micro error. The time involved in finding these errors is incredible.
This is not micro double you can see it with an 8x loop
I cannot see the doubling on the second coin
In the video the photo of the coin o/r is photo 1 the next 2 photos 2 and 3 photo are of the same coin the 3rd has arrows added
How much are they worth? I didn't hear anything about it unless I missed it.
@@markedwards3312 10 bucks or so it's a Minor double die
all photos in video are of the same coin just a reminder. go to pcgs and look up a normal coin then you can see the doubling
Thanks for the useful information. Regretfully, Mr. Wexler has now formally retired from coin attribution as well as from the upkeep of his page (others have taken over those duties). He is not accepting any new coins sent in for attribution, but does plan to finish with the significant backlog of coins which have already been submitted. His helpful nature, his wherewithal and his due diligence will be sorely missed by all of us.
I have a new hunt for 1987 P quarter that looks like a smiling eagle not spitting how can i share the picture of the said coin to you, tnx
Funny because I have some doubling on other trees on that quarter. I guess we need to send the submissions to one person so he can claim the error recognition
Look to the top left trees. About the 2nd or 3rd tree in typically has doubling on the right side
So the doubling is of the 3 trees on the one coin I sent Wexler 3 coins one control and 2 of the same double die and have found another one last week of wddr-001
i dont mind doubling if i can verify in several places. that doubling didnt show enough proof of such an attribution why isnt it the full length of the area? but just a smidgen of an area. its not doublinf if the tool is polished in to make it look like doubling like the washington ear lobe
I have found one of these that i believe may have the same thing. im new at this how can i tell if this quarter is worth anything
Awesome! Thanks for sharing your insight neighbors. Keep up the great work J&B!
Quick question. Have you ever seen a nickle with the back reading Lewis and Clark? I was looking for 2021's and found one nickle like this !
I have a few coins that should be acknowledged errors, like a 1985 quarter i have that has a whole extra leaf on the reverse, gotta be some sort of legit doubling in my opinion
Do you have information on who I can send my discovery coins pleae
there is doubling at the top to sit if you look close
I have few coins that shows the scenery and letters as ddo
Where do I go to get a review
I don't see the difference between the "normal" coin and the one with the DDO. ????
Yeah, this video doesn't show a same size comparison between a normal coin and the error, but the naration makes it sound as though that is what one is supposed to be seeing at a point where it first shows the error coin and then shows a sightly different zoom of the exact same coin with arrows pointing to where the error is. "The first coin" shown, the normal coin, is the shot of the heads and tails, which is not zoomed in enough to make a decent comparison. So when you are looking at the error coin in the next two images, you are looking at two shots not in the exact same position but of the exact same error coin, one of which has arrows drawn on it. So folks aren't going blind in not being able t see any difference between images that one would naturally think that they were supposed to compare based on the audio that doesn't really match up to what is being shown. You're seeing two shots of the same (minor) error coin, one of which has arrows drawn on it. Not great.
Hello. I'm new to this site and recently became interested in coins. Plus have some cool older coins that I've gotta look into soon.... my questing is, if I come up with something nice and want to get it graded and or sold, do you know where I can go to get this info?? If so, all info you'd willing to share will be appreciated!! Thank you
Thank You Very Much for the Information
I have a 2019 WDDR-001 IDAHO WILDERNESS ERROR! IT LOOKS LIKE A SCREAMING MAN IN THE BOAT! WHAT DO I DO WITH IT?
Thank you so much for the information..appreciate it!
If you want an “ error “ coin just find ANY coin and THERE WILL be some kind of “Non-normal” anomaly in the coin .
BUT ,!,!,! The market , amount known , condition & overall desirability is what make an “Error , DD ect.” Have value .
But YES , you have an “Error coin” & that’s 99% fact because every now and then the mint produces the intended Design , weight & look of a coin .
I started collecting coins How do I send it to Mr. Webster error coins
Always been told if you cant see it with the naked eye it isnt worth any extra value
I have a couple coins that I would like looked at. How could I get ahold of Mr wexsler?
Check link on our website
Nice 🤙 thanks
Nice find and attributions!
I been seeing that for years..come on really a little to nothing double..that's sketchy
Is it worth more?
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I found a new defected coin! It’s a quarter with the circle on front
I have 152pcs state quarter dollar. For sale
Get well soon JB.
J needs prayers, B is doing just fine.
Nice find
o i see whats people are thinking that the second photo is of a normal coin. it is not it's the double die.
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It is cool to find a little error or a big error. Thank you all that helped make this video to be possible.
I have one
I keep rewinding and pausing those two look the same 🤔 I see the arrows pointing but going back to the first coin I see the same thing…help me out what am I missing
They are the same coin I did not send a normal coin to j&b I forgot to just look up a normal coin on the web or pcgs and then you'll see the doubling
sorry your firt and second coin are the same
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hello sir, a pleasant good day! i wanna ask something if you are buying 2014 Lincoln Cent Clashed Die Error i have 1 pcs and i will sale it to you
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Thank you sir your a great help. Love your videos.. very informative.. I'm new and I need All the help
and if a mint worker is making his own style of coins let prosecute them for changing our coins that is against the law
I have
I dont mind real doubling but lets draw a line in the dirt as to what a machine produces opposed to an employee that thinks it should look a little different like the corn leaf on a corn stalk ' i say prosecute them for making a coin that they would like to see instead the philly mint created a market for messed up coins with old machines i m guessing