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    POCKET CHANGE AND NEED HELP

    Just recently I was going through pocket change and found these items.

    1996 D QUARTER OFF CENTER.jpg off- center quarter in very good shape

    2017 P NICKLE ERROR UNDER E.jpg 2017 p nickel with what I believe is a blister under e in cents

    1982 d cent.jpg 1982 d cent my first impression was that this was a damaged s but upon closer observation it appears to be a d. My first inclination was to write it off as damaged. Then I noticed there was no damage around the mm. Am I suffering from wishful thinking?

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    Please use a different post for each coin. It makes it easier for us to track it without confusion. However, as far as these coins go, your quarter is a misaligned die, not an off center.
    Your nickel appears to have damage. There are no blisters on nickels that I am aware of.
    The cent is definitely damage on the mint mark. I can see scraping and hits. If it happened early in the coins life and stayed in circulation, those areas of damage can sometime wear smooth.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer

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      Thanks you very much

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      • #4
        One coin per thread please.

        The Jefferson could be a die chip below the E - or damage as Bob noted
        Jason Cuvelier

        CONECA
        Lead attributer

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