Thank you for taking the time to look at it. I appreciate everybody’s input. Thank you.

Yes, the colour is added after everything else is the same on each coin

OK I was thinking because it was the same effigy that it was the same effigy die cast that was used.

These are Queen Elizabeth royal tours, 1 crown, gold clad coins. At the base of the back of her hair, there is what looks like a crack on each coin in the same spot. Thought I would share. Would that be considered a mint error? I thank you for any input about these coins. Does it devalue it or incre...

Thank you for your assessment , it does look like acid.

I found this coin from what I can tell. It looks like acid damage, but when I look at the E in cent it look like mint damage. Also, the damage is not in the same direction on both sides .When I put it on the table, it does not sound like other nickels. It sounds like a different Planchet and it weig...

Thank you so much for having a look at it. Still trying to work out the photo issues between the microscope and my phone and what will download in an attachment. Thank you for your input again I am still very new at all this, and was just very happy to find something of an anomaly

Looks like something was stamped into the M in Coleman and some doubling and machine doubling. I was not able to add all of the photos.

Please post pictures

Thank you coin guy .

The eagle, it has a friendly eye ...I don't know too much about it . But heard it was a variation.

Yes I see it .

It feels thin

Not quite sure what kind of planchet it would be. Doesn't quite fit in the collar. But could be damage I guess.

Little damaged but I believe it's on a wrong planchet. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance.