82 Year Old Lamination Error

I was going through my bag of 5000 plus Wheat Cents yo sell done in my antique shop. I sold 800 this week at $.095 cents a coin so I needed to stock them back up. This 1944-D coin had an obverse lamination which Lincoln was staring at. Found a few other nice coins as well and I still have thousands to look through later. My eyes get too tired when I do this.

 

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CN, where so you sell? How do I see your product?

 

I don’t do on-line and the mall has 159 dealers. I sell in Hanover, PA

 

95 cents for a wheat cent? Holy cow! I'm in the wrong business, none at all.
Why are so many people interested? Are some of them errors or varieties?

 

You jest, it is only 9.5 cents each.

 

You read that wrong. $.095 or nine and a half cents each.

 

Oh crap! I totally missed the "0". I guess that's one long why to make money.
Not as good as shrimpin' as Forrest would say...

 

If I see an error I might keep it and I’m not a variety collector and I don’t care about RPM’s but I’ve seen some.

 

I’m happy with nine and a half cents for each coin. I paid less than that of course. And I’ve sold almost half of what I bought. No complaints from me.