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I did find it in a bag of wheat cents. I know it is no crack. Just checkin to see if we could get a laugh.

 

Ohhh... some of us, just me really, requires the sarcasm smiley. Lol

 

This was one coin of 9 or 10 that came with a Raymond Wayte album I bought on the bay for $100.

 

Replacement for one that was more beat up and had less color (shown in post
#4290).

 

I recently found a couple of these in pocket change. Any idea how the line was created under the " I " in America on the reverse?

 

It is die wear, Along with the specs in the fields.
Its struck very well though.

 

Do you recommend holding on to it?

 

It is an example to refer to correct?

 

thank you

 

I like the Die crack from the shield to the I.

 

What is the best way to tell if a steel penny has been polished?

 

This is another of my attempts to show luster.

 

Previously shown in post #4155.

I am amazed that any copper coins can survive 81 years and still look new. If I didn't have some, it would be even harder to believe.

 

Images by Bob Campbell, and I think he did an excellent job.

 

Is this one raw?

 

Yes.