
Should I submit this an an error penny?
A nice uncirculated penny. Any thoughts on it it can realistically get graded as an error?

A nice uncirculated penny. Any thoughts on it it can realistically get graded as an error?
I was looking at some of these Mayflower compact quarters I received in change. I noticed this raised spot on one of them. is this some sort of strike through? any help would-be appreciated. thanks
My heart says offset but my brain and eyes say PMD. What do you say?
First two photos - coin in question
Second two - same year for comparison
Third two - close up of coin in question
raised scratches and the L's look funny.
Any idea why this half is so light? It has PMD as it’s bent but it’s not worn so that doesn’t explain the weight. It’s not hollow (magic coin) but it does have a slightly different sound when pinging.
I also have an unopened roll and bag direct from the US Mint. Should I open and check for errors?
What degree of separation is actually considered a Wide AM? Of course this example is on the cruddiest penny in existence, but when I compare it to other 96 pennies there is definitely a small space between the A and the M. The last pic is the regular closed AM penny I was using for reference Thoughts?
I have 18 coins from different countries (Netherlands, Belgium, Thailand, USA, Turkey, Georgia, Italy, Dominican Republic, and others). All of them have a 180° rotated reverse (upside down when flipped left-to-right).
The coins from Georgia, Dominican Republic, Portugal, and Thailand were brought by me personally from these countries. I am 100% sure they are genuine.
The rest (USA, Belgium, Netherlands, Turkey, Italy, Tunisia, etc.) were either bought from collectors or received as gifts. They have correct weight and are non-magnetic, but their provenance is less clear.
Questions:
How rare is a 180° rotation for each of these?
Estimated value for the whole lot?
Sell together or separately?
Is this real?
Hello, my wife received a few 2026p quarters as change and I noticed this (area where arrow is pointing). is this a known error?
Need someone w/ more knowledge than me to get their thoughts. I can see doubling on both obverse & reverse but, I wanted to make sure. Thank you!