Check these Out

Pic #1: Turkey 10 Kurus Die crack Coin

Pic#2: My 1974d US MDD Ike (Look At the Red Arrows to See the Errors)


Pic #3:A 1883 Die Filled Spanish/Philippines 20 Centavos (Look At the First 8 in the date)

Pic#4:My 1831 Error Portugal 40 Reis


Pic#5: My toned 1856 turkey coin


Pic#6: My 1982 Philippine 5 Sentimos (Got this on my First trip There)

good stuff. I've seen things like that on my world coins, just never paid any mind to them.

Maybe time to dig deeper...

Nice stuff. Thanks for sharing.

I like Ike

Well the Ike Was the First Error Coin In my Collection

Here's Is one Of My New Coins To Add to My Collection That i bought Yesterday

Well Just Picked Up a 1944d US-Philippine Coin With a Die Crack In it

Look In the Red Box To See the Crack


A negative Scan of the US-Philippine COin


And A 1981d Unc SBA Includes A case with a cetificate Of Authenticity




And A Pic Of The cetificate Of Authenticity

Picked this Silver mongolia 1000 Togrog up two days ago

one thing about this coin that i really like is that the G in mongolia has a crack in the center

Here's a negative scan of the G



Here's the front and back of the coin





Another error coin for the collection only paid $12 for the coin

Nice stuff

I hope this coin wasn't expensive... they are very cheap in Germany! What did you pay for this one?

Marvin

I bought this coin For 10 cents only

Not too bad for a 10 cent find

Hehe... no, that is a good price. I thought you bought this coin for maybe 10 dollars

This is a 1939 South africa 1/4 D The coin is in fine condition

Bought it for 80 cents

I love the South African coinage. I have two or three of those coins in UNC/BU condition. Lovely design.

Agreed the coin is very nice, and since i didn't have this coin why not buy one in such nice condition

Well that day i came home with two nice coins this one and a 1945 thailand 25 Satang With a die crack in the top, in all spent less then $1.10 on both coins

Both coins are now in my ever growing collection

I just bought a Breen 2211 US penny today

Care to explain the Breen 2211 designation? I'm seeing what appears to be a die crack between the S and 5.

It's not a die crack,it it's a tiny piece of metal that was transfered onto the coin when the die struck the coin and the guy who sold it to me thinks it could be a repunched 5 also

as for the breen 2211 it's some sort of title only for this type of coin what it means is beyond me, but never the less a neat error coin