1969 S Godless Cent?

What does everyone think about this Godless 1969 S Cent? Is this just another weak strike with wear and tear or is this a pretty cool find?

Thanks again in advance for looking at my roll hunting finds!

 

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Grease filled die

 

Just good old, every day, greaser.
Nothing special here on CT, but a "GODLESS CENT" on eBay might get moon money from a bidiot.

 

Neat greaser.

 

Nice place for the grease to build up but again, it's common.

 

Should I put it up on eBay as a "Godless Cent" no reserve auction and post the link here?

Hahaha!

Thanks again for all your expert knowledge!

 

If you do, we will tear you a new one.

Seriously, that's considered scamming. And yes, I know you're joking.

 

Absolutely not! I was just messing around--I chuckled after reading rickmp's reply and thought my reply would get a laugh, too!

 

Y'know, that might be a good way to educate random Ebay buyers. Put a Cent like that up for some ridiculous price, and if someone buys, refund everything but the cost of shipping and send the coin for free.

"Dear buyer: The amount I refunded is the amount you overpaid for this very common minting anomaly. Please keep this transaction in mind when you shop for error coins without knowledge of what constitutes a value-added error, in the future."

 

Good idea? Train them to bid without consequence?

 

Being as "GOD" is still clearly visible.......

 

Would someone mind helping me on clarifying if this 1969-S is doubled??
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Not that I can see... it certainly isn't the "big one" nor one of the lesser varieties.

 

I'm not sure how you read that into my post....

 

Really?