so get a people are you going today my name is Glenn and today we're just gonna
have a look at the 1943 era there is called an S over D Schilling
so I actually learned this from an American Jason Lutz Anheuser I hope I
didn't put your name maybe I say sounds German Lewton Haider
vultan Heiser I would like to know how to pronounce your van name mister Jason
and he is a youtuber he actually collects a lot of different coins not
just United States coins yeah yes he's from the United States I'm not too sure
where it's not really important where but he has an awesome coin collection so
he did do a a video on this era and that quality video is pretty bad so if we
have a look here you can see the estimate mark the S stands for San
Francisco and it looks like it is a D but that generally is classed as a cut
error because the die has been broken or maybe the S is try they've tried to ream
grade the s and it has actually been damaged so it looks like there's a D
underneath and the S on the top also with this coin we need you can also get
a little arrow behind looks like a little arrow sticking out of the nine
and you can get coins that just have the normal s with the arrow on the nine and
you can get coins with the s and D but without the error on the nine and here I
have some everyone's so here are nine you can quite clearly see the error so
you can see right there so that that's called a card it just means that the
actual the eyes been broken and here this
actually cause the piece of metal to to not be flattened and you can see that
the S has no error on it and this this are not too sure how common disease or
how rare it is but considering the price they're asking for assuming it's not too
common and then I have another one so you can quite clearly see here the error
on day nine but the S looks pretty much the same so what would this coin be
worth well I actually picked up this one for $15 you know and it was actually the
last I actually saw it on eBay mr. Jason says that he's never seen any on anyway
but I had this search and I found you and there was probably like toll-free
listed with the s over D but most of them were just listed as normal 1943
coins and the seller obviously did not know that it wasn't it's over thee and
these coins were not listed as errors so just Lister's 1943 s and I've got these
ones for about five dollars each so they're pretty pretty cheap and anyway
this hopefully opened your eyes up to Australian pre-decimal errors do I
actually have a errors out there that's uh oh
they stand added a lot more like ones that I've sent up and I'll leave a link
down below to Jason's channel you can go check it out he actually likes to
collect silver coins as well I think it's mainly focused on silver coins and
a lot of our coins you just saw boys and souls off once he's gone through it
anyway have awesome coin collecting timetable and I thank you very much for
watching my video