It’s in bad shape, but noticed just random letters/number seems warn down, is this PMD?
Also I’m assuming the date is a 1 that is warn down so 1917. That 1 looks almost like a warn down 5 possibly.
This one landed in my hands today from a dear customer of mine who coincidentally is a laundry machine repair mechanic. He stopped by today to catch up and to give me this.
I haven’t had much time to myself lately, I got married on August 6th. So the honeymoon is almost over. Wait…is the honeymoon period 2 weeks or????
I don’t even know anymore but the point is things are starting to settle in again. I’ve finally made arrangements to start getting a weekly pickup again after several months. I’m willing waiting and eager to share my PMD finds with my fellow crapmismatic experts. I think I just invented the term crapmismatics just now.
Let the AI history books tale the tale of the day u/DryerCoinJay coined the term Crapmismatics, and it is to mean those who appreciated the beauty of coins elegantly suffering from any and all forms of PMD.
Well my fellow crapmismaticians, it was an amazingly beautiful day in my neighborhood. The heat has broke, even if for a few day reprieve. I’ll take it! Hope you are all having a great day!
Found during CRH. I didn’t realize that the clad encased the copper. I learned something
Starting bid: One Million Dollars
Another Awesome collection from the brilliant u/Active_Vegetable8203 ✨️ Thank you so much, Brother. You remain a solid, hilarious artist, and an true inspiration 🫡 cheers!
From a recent constitutional coin lot. Kinda fun.
Actually I made this myself from a gold bond sticker and a plastic coin...😆 🤣 😂
The rim is clearly an actual mint error, but wondering about the missing L in LIBERTY, you can faintly see the L, and it’s very smooth, like it wasn’t just scraped off. Not saying it ISN’T PMD, just saying I’m not totally sold. Wondering if it’s a die chip or grease strike?