how are my first pics and look what i have

[cnladue]

hi everybody-I am new and I have alot of errors that I have been collecting for 30 years!These are my first attempts at photographing them.Notice my nickel has no liberty and my penny is triple struck,i really love this penny!Any comments and advice will be greatly appreciated.

[diamond]

The nickel shows a "strike-through" error. It was possibly struck through grease or a related form of die fill. The 1965 cent is awesome. It's a saddle strike (tandem strike) on an already-struck cent, and both off-center strikes are weak. Can you provide a photo of the reverse face?

[brefos77]

That's a sweet penny!

[wavysteps]

The proof will show on the reverse. If it is - WOW.

BJ Neff

[cnladue]

i am so excited that you guys seem to like my penny!Is'nt that fun!I have way more too.should I have them graded and put in plastic?I live in sacramento.Any advice?I also just joined coneca.I am a woman and all my life my freinds have laughed at me going through my change all the time.I also think I have every 1969 s penny I have ever gotten lol.

[diamond]

Gorgeous. Slabbing would make sense if you ever want to sell it, simply to assure less knowledgeable buyers that this unusual-looking error is genuine. Otherwise I don't see any benefit. The grading service will most likely omit mention of the weak nature of the saddle strike, which is one of its most attractive features.

[wavysteps]

Now WOW for sure. Superb coin and a great find.

BJ Neff

[coinsarefun]

Now that's cool!

[cnladue]

ok then , any guess on the value of my penny here?

[diamond]

I'm no dealer, so any estimate I provide should be regarded with a degree of skepticism. I'd say it would sell for between $500 and $750.