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    1944-d steel cent

    Click here to enlargeClick here to enlarge1944-d steel cent is this real???
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    Yep, sure is.
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    It's super rare, I think something like less than 30 were minted. Since its slabbed I'd guess its real.

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    It looks real to me...and they are known to exist. I know a couple years ago a 1944-S steel cent graded by NGC as MS66 sold for $374K at auction.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by james m. wolfe Click here to enlarge
    1944-d steel cent is this real???
    NGC thinks it is genuine.
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Hobo Click here to enlarge
    NGC thinks it is genuine.
    Their opinion is good enough for me.
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    Hey Cave Troll,
    Does my ex wife know you're using her college yearbook picture as your avatar? Just wondering.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by bonbonbelly Click here to enlarge
    Hey Cave Troll,
    Does my ex wife know you're using her college yearbook picture as your avatar? Just wondering.

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    I actually just spit out some of my drink when I read that
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    Looks genuine to me, not only is it in a respectable slab, it's certification number checks out. I looked it up on NGC's site. All I know is, they are incredibly rare and fetch six figures regardless of the grade. There were only a few minted. They are even more rare and valuable than the '43 Copper cents, and less exist. I'd take one in any grade, they are truly the ultimate Lincoln cent to own.
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    i will start the bidding at One Dollar.... any takers? lol
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    It's real. Overgraded, but real.
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    Real, a very rare coin.
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    Click here to enlargeClick here to enlargeNice 1 JW MS-61 too great buy!!!
    I know the highest grade one I have seen was MS64 I think.
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Conder101 Click here to enlarge
    It's real. Overgraded, but real.


    MS 61 ? I think this coin is circulated. A dirty looking one to be graded as Mint State 61. Just my Honest Opinion.

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    Click here to enlarge I am not sure,but H.A or Stacks and Tel-a-TradeClick here to enlarge
    do get better grades on coins than Joe Q Public do.
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