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    1964 Roosevelt Error?

    Hello and thanks for letting me join the forum.

    I have been looking around for similar errors that I found on a 1964 Roosevelt reverse and have come up empty. I found it when going through some 64 rolls that have been passed down to me. The areas on the reverse are raised and since its silver - correct me if I'm wrong - it wouldn't be a lamination issue. Can someone lend me there thoughts on this? Thanks!
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    Looks like gas bubbles, some intact and some ruptured.
    Mike Diamond. Error coin writer and researcher.

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    • #3
      Thanks! Never even knew gas bubbles were a possibility. What does this do to the overall value? Is it regarded as a legit error?

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      • #4
        I come across them every once in awhile, mostly on silver coins. While they do constitute a planchet error, there is very little value attached to them.
        Mike Diamond. Error coin writer and researcher.

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        • #5
          Ok cool. Thanks again Mike.

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