I was digging in my error box and I found a 1939 wheat that looks like it has riples(like the riples you see when you through a stone in a pond)Looked in coin digest didn't see anything that maches it.I scaned it into my pc,and made the pic better,and I hope I can post it.Any way I can up load it without useing an online album?If you have a link to a pic you think it might be,post it so I can look at it.

I've got a few Kennedy halves which have ripples. Here is a link to "Die flow".

Parts if the design are un-readable. The only things I can read on the reverse is half os an o in one,the first half of the n in one;the last 3 letters in e plburs unium and america in united stater of america.

Can someone tell me how to get a pic in a word docmuent to a post here without a online album.(I am away from my camra untill next thursday).

In word, click on the picture to select it.
Go to the edit drop down menu and click copy.
Open up Microsoft paint.
Edit -> paste.
File -> save as -> jpeg.

add it as an attachment.

That should work.

The file is too big,how do I shrink it?

Put it into an image sharing site like picassa or photobucket and then copy the image location url and paste the url in a post here with [img] before the url and [img/] after the url.

Click to view attachmentI think I shrunk it in photo editor

Twenty question time.What type of error;planchet,die, or strike?

Will need a higher resolution picture than that. Hard to tell

You can post a picture in http://www.imageshack.us

You can register so that you can keep track of what you upload - registeration is free by the way and you can upload up to 1.5mb.

I hope this one is better( I am on my dial up,and don't have a pic on my camra,but I do have a photo bucket,but dial up takes so long to load)Click to view attachment

it looks like the coin was struck through grease or maybe fabric (???) to me...

On the coin the surface is compleetly smoth,so maby grease,but I don't think it looks like cloth.

Reverse die was filled with grease on this one.

Could you try posting that one again?I can't find it.

So is it a sevre grease strike?

See the following for an explaination
http://www.coinpeople.com/index.php?showtopic=5193

Looks like that.Grease strike it is.

Here is a pic I killed in photo editor.All the detail is in yellow.Any lettering that is not in yellow is not there.Click to view attachment

Well some stuff is there but not in yellow, see my earlyer pic for that.

It's struck through something, no telling exactly what. It would bring a modest premium, but not a whole lot.

Thanks!

Also the coin is like that on both sides. Is that normal?

There's nothing "normal" about this. It's very possible to be on both sides, especially if the material is viscous like grease.