2006 p Roosevelt dime: Odd bumpy surfaces
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2006 p Roosevelt dime: Odd bumpy surfaces
I don't know about you buti think I might have some thing big?
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Re: 2006 p Roosevelt dime
. Intentional Damage. Post Mint Damage.
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Re: 2006 p Roosevelt dime: Odd bumpy surfaces
1. Sorry...just post mint damage (PMD). Someone had spare time and some tools they used to mark up the coin.
2. Save Yourself time, effort, and disappointment...don’t learn the coin hobby backwards.
Looking for random anomalies on coins and hoping they match up to something collectable will take you a lot more time, wasted effort, and disappointment repeatedly finding out you have nothing but post mint damage or useless machine doubling, die deterioration, etc.
Spend some initial time at places like error-ref.com, doubleddie.com, varietyvista.com, conecaonline.org, coppercoins.com etc. to find what actual and collectable coin errors look like.
A good way to start is, for instance, separate a bunch of pennies by date. Go to varietyvista.com and, date by date, use the reference there to see what errors are known for that specific coin/mint mark. Look for those specific errors/varieties using the pictures provided. After doing this for awhile you will KNOW what an actual error looks like and not have to waste time on face value and damaged coins.
3. An easy way to take focused coin photos:
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2. Save Yourself time, effort, and disappointment...don’t learn the coin hobby backwards.
Looking for random anomalies on coins and hoping they match up to something collectable will take you a lot more time, wasted effort, and disappointment repeatedly finding out you have nothing but post mint damage or useless machine doubling, die deterioration, etc.
Spend some initial time at places like error-ref.com, doubleddie.com, varietyvista.com, conecaonline.org, coppercoins.com etc. to find what actual and collectable coin errors look like.
A good way to start is, for instance, separate a bunch of pennies by date. Go to varietyvista.com and, date by date, use the reference there to see what errors are known for that specific coin/mint mark. Look for those specific errors/varieties using the pictures provided. After doing this for awhile you will KNOW what an actual error looks like and not have to waste time on face value and damaged coins.
3. An easy way to take focused coin photos:
:
https://coinauctionshelp.com/forum/view ... hp?t=23514
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Re: 2006 p Roosevelt dime: Odd bumpy surfaces
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Re: 2006 p Roosevelt dime: Odd bumpy surfaces
Thank you all for your opinions. But I would disagree due to the coins mis alignment also there is doubling on the reverse and some on the front as well I know my phone don't take the best pics and if you could see the coin in person I think you would have a different opinion. I am going to send it in for grading and I'll let you all know what is the out come ok thank you all good night
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Re: 2006 p Roosevelt dime: Odd bumpy surfaces
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Re: 2006 p Roosevelt dime: Odd bumpy surfaces
Here's the issue. We know what can and can't happen during the coin minting process and the coin you have is displaying characteristics not possible during the minting process. So it is not a mint error. It's by the power of deduction, based on decades of experience, that one can determine something that didn't happen during the coins minting and at the mint. I've examined plenty of damaged coins and have several videos on said subject. You can do what you want with your coin, but you're going to spend a tank of gas on this coin and it is not worth that effort.Bigdreamer13 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 05, 2022 12:56 am Thank you all for your opinions. But I would disagree due to the coins mis alignment also there is doubling on the reverse and some on the front as well I know my phone don't take the best pics and if you could see the coin in person I think you would have a different opinion. I am going to send it in for grading and I'll let you all know what is the out come ok thank you all good night
Even if it was a mint error it would still not be worth sending off because it wouldn't be worth the grading fees to send it off. If you're going to join this "rodeo" then you also need to learn about mint errors, what they look like, the minting process, how much they sell for by checking sold auctions, using error-ref.com and studying and learning about attributing mint errors as well. You're doing this blindly and it's going to cost your wallet.
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Re: 2006 p Roosevelt dime: Odd bumpy surfaces
I agree.Daniel wrote: ↑Wed Oct 05, 2022 10:37 amHere's the issue. We know what can and can't happen during the coin minting process and the coin you have is displaying characteristics not possible during the minting process. So it is not a mint error. It's by the power of deduction, based on decades of experience, that one can determine something that didn't happen during the coins minting and at the mint. I've examined plenty of damaged coins and have several videos on said subject. You can do what you want with your coin, but you're going to spend a tank of gas on this coin and it is not worth that effort.Bigdreamer13 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 05, 2022 12:56 am Thank you all for your opinions. But I would disagree due to the coins mis alignment also there is doubling on the reverse and some on the front as well I know my phone don't take the best pics and if you could see the coin in person I think you would have a different opinion. I am going to send it in for grading and I'll let you all know what is the out come ok thank you all good night
Even if it was a mint error it would still not be worth sending off because it wouldn't be worth the grading fees to send it off. If you're going to join this "rodeo" then you also need to learn about mint errors, what they look like, the minting process, how much they sell for by checking sold auctions, using error-ref.com and studying and learning about attributing mint errors as well. You're doing this blindly and it's going to cost your wallet.
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Re: 2006 p Roosevelt dime: Odd bumpy surfaces
I agree.Daniel wrote: ↑Wed Oct 05, 2022 10:37 amHere's the issue. We know what can and can't happen during the coin minting process and the coin you have is displaying characteristics not possible during the minting process. So it is not a mint error. It's by the power of deduction, based on decades of experience, that one can determine something that didn't happen during the coins minting and at the mint. I've examined plenty of damaged coins and have several videos on said subject. You can do what you want with your coin, but you're going to spend a tank of gas on this coin and it is not worth that effort.Bigdreamer13 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 05, 2022 12:56 am Thank you all for your opinions. But I would disagree due to the coins mis alignment also there is doubling on the reverse and some on the front as well I know my phone don't take the best pics and if you could see the coin in person I think you would have a different opinion. I am going to send it in for grading and I'll let you all know what is the out come ok thank you all good night
Even if it was a mint error it would still not be worth sending off because it wouldn't be worth the grading fees to send it off. If you're going to join this "rodeo" then you also need to learn about mint errors, what they look like, the minting process, how much they sell for by checking sold auctions, using error-ref.com and studying and learning about attributing mint errors as well. You're doing this blindly and it's going to cost your wallet.
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Re: 2006 p Roosevelt dime: Odd bumpy surfaces
Hmmm...analyzing this situation...
You came here looking for coin experts who KNOW a coin error when they see it vs. a damaged coin (because we understand the minting process).
You were told you have a damaged coin, and all of a sudden the reason you came to begin with makes no sense b/c you say you know your opinion is right.
What you will get when you submit it for grading is your coin will be returned in what is know as a "body bag" being labeled as ungradeable b/c it is damaged. You will be charged the full price (probably around 70.00 when all is said and done).
And if you want a reality check about the expertise of the grading companies, read the essay in my signature. It shows, using their own web data (all linked), the companies cannot correctly and consistently recognize one of the simplest errors in the Kennedy Half series: the No FG variety.
You came here looking for coin experts who KNOW a coin error when they see it vs. a damaged coin (because we understand the minting process).
You were told you have a damaged coin, and all of a sudden the reason you came to begin with makes no sense b/c you say you know your opinion is right.
Just like, b/c of how coins are made, a coin cannot come out of the mint having a layer of chocolate icing on it, your coin could not have come out of the mint looking like this.Thank you all for your opinions. But I would disagree due to the coins mis alignment also there is doubling on the reverse and some on the front as well I know my phone don't take the best pics and if you could see the coin in person I think you would have a different opinion. I am going to send it in for grading and I'll let you all know what is the out come ok thank you all good night
What you will get when you submit it for grading is your coin will be returned in what is know as a "body bag" being labeled as ungradeable b/c it is damaged. You will be charged the full price (probably around 70.00 when all is said and done).
And if you want a reality check about the expertise of the grading companies, read the essay in my signature. It shows, using their own web data (all linked), the companies cannot correctly and consistently recognize one of the simplest errors in the Kennedy Half series: the No FG variety.
Common grading company shortcomings & resulting co$tly mi$take$ to collectors (using Kennedy No FG halves):
https://tinyurl.com/y7rksxu8
How much squash would a sasquatch squash if a sasquatch would squash squash?
https://tinyurl.com/y7rksxu8
How much squash would a sasquatch squash if a sasquatch would squash squash?
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Re: 2006 p Roosevelt dime: Odd bumpy surfaces
Let's look at everything that is going on here from the beginning.
You come into the forum to ask if your coin is an error coin. You already know it is an error, so just want us to confirm what already know. After you post your coin, You am being told that this is not an error but it was damaged after it left the mint. You do not listen to those who have said it is not an error. After all there is somewhere just over 100 years combined knowledge on coins. You know they are wrong. After all you have 5 years of experience, and really can't understand why they do not agree. You know what you see and let them know they are all wrong and seeing as I know for a fact it is an error. Because you know they are all wrong you are going to send it out for grading as an error. you join NGC at $25.00 (lowest cost for membership). you decide to use the lowest grading fee of $19.00 (Modern). Next, you need to add the fee for error submission cost $18.00. What other charges do I need to add? The $10.00 handling fee, and the $27.00 return shipping fee. Let's add this all up now.
.$25.00 Membership
+$19.00Lowest Ter
.$44.00 subtotal
+$18.00 Error attribution
.$62.00 Subtotal
+$10.00 Handling Fee
.$72.00 Subtotal
+$27.00 Return shipping
.$99.00 Subtotal--Almost forgot
+$28.00 Register mail cost to ship to NGC
.$127.00 Total
Now because this coin is Damaged and not an error, NGC will send it back in what is called body bag. Thus, your total losses will be -$126.90. Why the -126.90 and not -127.00? You will get you dime back.
Now lets take a quick look at PCGS.
.$69.00 lowest membership fee.
+$65.00 Cost for error grading
$134.00 Subtotal
+$10.00 Handling Fee
$144.00 Subtotal
+$28.00 Return Shipping
$172.00 Subtotal
+$28.00 Registered mail fee to send
$200.00 Total cost
Again, you can see that your net on this coin is -$199.90
If you have the money, you can waste then send it in and have them tell you same thing we have. Damaged coin
You come into the forum to ask if your coin is an error coin. You already know it is an error, so just want us to confirm what already know. After you post your coin, You am being told that this is not an error but it was damaged after it left the mint. You do not listen to those who have said it is not an error. After all there is somewhere just over 100 years combined knowledge on coins. You know they are wrong. After all you have 5 years of experience, and really can't understand why they do not agree. You know what you see and let them know they are all wrong and seeing as I know for a fact it is an error. Because you know they are all wrong you are going to send it out for grading as an error. you join NGC at $25.00 (lowest cost for membership). you decide to use the lowest grading fee of $19.00 (Modern). Next, you need to add the fee for error submission cost $18.00. What other charges do I need to add? The $10.00 handling fee, and the $27.00 return shipping fee. Let's add this all up now.
.$25.00 Membership
+$19.00Lowest Ter
.$44.00 subtotal
+$18.00 Error attribution
.$62.00 Subtotal
+$10.00 Handling Fee
.$72.00 Subtotal
+$27.00 Return shipping
.$99.00 Subtotal--Almost forgot
+$28.00 Register mail cost to ship to NGC
.$127.00 Total
Now because this coin is Damaged and not an error, NGC will send it back in what is called body bag. Thus, your total losses will be -$126.90. Why the -126.90 and not -127.00? You will get you dime back.
Now lets take a quick look at PCGS.
.$69.00 lowest membership fee.
+$65.00 Cost for error grading
$134.00 Subtotal
+$10.00 Handling Fee
$144.00 Subtotal
+$28.00 Return Shipping
$172.00 Subtotal
+$28.00 Registered mail fee to send
$200.00 Total cost
Again, you can see that your net on this coin is -$199.90
If you have the money, you can waste then send it in and have them tell you same thing we have. Damaged coin
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