r/coinerrors

The left side rim on the obverse is very deep. The right side rim on the obverse is almost flat with the coin. Could this be an error?

Found quite a few half dollar coins with doubling. Wondering if they are worth anything or just cool errors!

A family member left this for me in their will. Said not to take an offer less than 20k. Something about an uncirculated 1962 D double rim error. IDK what that means man, any insight?

Sorry if the pictures aren't satisfactory, my phone is 7 years old.

Pulled this 2023D Nickel out of a box of fresh BU 2023D Rolls so I know it’s not PMD, curious what this is from. Capped die? Worn die?

1952 has a clear extra D in the 5. (Can see better with microscope but don’t want post to be deleted!) not sure if the others are errors or PMD. Let me know. Is the first one worth anything?

I'm just curious if this is an error or PMD. If it isn't error what would cause it? I checked Variety Vista and it doesn't match any of the DDO examples listed. There also doesn't appear to be any doubling anywhere on the obverse or reverse either. Thanks in advance!

I'm not sure exactly what caused it, everything I find online points to a "black beauty" error but nothing gives me a straight answer.

Looks like the mint mark was doubled.

for the most part, all things out of the ordinary on this coin seems to be PMD. but these parts ive outlined in red seem to be raised. usually when i see anything similar like this, its because the coin has literally been bent somewhere out there. but this coin doesnt look bent at all, and has raisings on both sides that seem weird. i am pretty postive those arent PMD. if someone could tell me exactly what happened to this coin, or a well rounded guess then i would be very interested in knowing :)))

This is the reverse of a 1982 P Memorial Penny. Is there enough evidence for a WDDR-002 designation?

I am new to collecting. I purchased this Franklin and noticed the mark on the chin. My research points to a die clash error? Would love feedback on this one.

Alrighty. My first thought was PMD. But after looking closer, I've got more questions than answers. Photos are kinda rubbish. Tried to get different light and angles.

First, the clad layer is 100% there and smooth. Despite the quality of my photos, I can confirm there is no visible zinc. All copper on the surface.

I'm leaning toward a strike through or an issue with a void in the zinc of the planchet. Don't remember the name of this one.

Let me know your thoughts. Thanks!

Sorting my wheatbacks when I came across this one. I think the die chip is obvious, but the die crack I’m not too sure. I managed to get some decent pics to show the depth of the crack. There appears to be extra metal coming off of the R.

I’m not too familiar with errors and hardly look for them so it would be cool to get a 2 for 1. Any info is appreciated.