if you like Wheat--grab a plate for this harvest of errors (BIE & lams)

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these were given to me to offer for sale on Ebay, my cost is ZERO, a split the profit deal. chipped die BIE's and a nice group of peeling lams IMG_4306.JPGIMG_4308.JPGIMG_4310.JPGIMG_4312.JPGIMG_4314.JPGIMG_4316.JPGIMG_4318.JPGIMG_4320.JPGIMG_4322.JPGIMG_4324.JPGIMG_4326.JPGIMG_4328.JPGIMG_4330.JPG hope to turn cents into cash, which is just as good as money:laughing7::laughing7: (makes :tongue3:"cents":tongue3: to me)
 

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everything I dig or find gets sold to pay the bills. items are posted here to show what is out there just waiting to be found. the super lam '67 Lincoln sold for $9, the brass '83 Zincoln went for a staggering $15.50. a mint '76 $2 liars poker note sold at $21.53.
So they're on eBay?
 

everything I dig or find gets sold to pay the bills. items are posted here to show what is out there just waiting to be found. the super lam '67 Lincoln sold for $9, the brass '83 Zincoln went for a staggering $15.50. a mint '76 $2 liars poker note sold at $21.53.

You have done real good with the Error coins and the note! I quit saving the "BIE" Errors, small Die Chips and Lamination/De-Lamination Errors unless they are significant as there are so many of them and they accumulate fast. I have better luck with selling significant Errors, Doubled Dies and other Varieties such as VAMs to Coin Experts/Dealers such as Larry Briggs and if I have something very noteworthy/significant, I am sure that Bill Fivaz would likely buy it.


Frank
 

thanks, Frank. I like the thrill of finding stuff others may want to collect. did sell a coin to Fred Weinberg a while back-- super nice Jeff CUD. an error given to a kid by dad may keep the kid off the street & gittin' rich :dontknow:----back to slicin' open more rolls of fiddys, dimes, nics & cents :laughing7:
 

BIE is a die chip between the b and e of liberty. A delamination is a peeling of top layer on a copper cent due to poor mixing of metals when copper sheet was made.
 

for those who did not spot the flaw-- the 1ST photo shows 3 large raised die chips on the stalks
 

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