Are these errors?

Hi,

I was going through my coins and I was wondering if these coins have errors on them.

1st: Denmark 25 Øre, 1967
It looks like the hole in the center was not aligned properly.



2nd: U.S. Roosevelt Dime, 1974
The obverse looks like it cuts off the rim around the "In God We Trust," and the reverse is missing the letters "us" in the word "pluribus."




Any help would be appreciated!  

Yes, both are errors ..  But ..

Coin № 1:  Is only an error if you are a perfectionist.  It is a very minor error and would not considered an error by most, because the hole is within the circle.

Coin № 2:  Has two errors.  OBV is an off center error.  REV: is a clogged die error.

This is of course is my own opinion ...  

Thank you , derf!

I found the dime first and in my excitement for finding other error coins I kind of saw them in all other ones I owned.      
Do you know if the second one is valuable at all, or is it just a nifty little collectible?

As with any coin, regardless of what pricing catalogs quote and especially with error coins, only have the value that someone is willing to pay for it.

That said, there are many people that collect error coins, and yes, certain type errors will have more value than others.  Usually, the more pronounced the error is, the more value it has.

Well, I guess I can start my collection of error coins then!

Thank you for all your help!