1984 d penny weight?

what do you mean? My post was related to the question he asked if it was out of weight tolerance and I gave an acceptable answer i think his message kind of confused me.

 

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You seem to be confused a lot. Perhaps slow down.

 

There is a large date over small date 1960 but cant tell from the pictures...

 

Oh Im not sure what you mean

 

On the 1960 D, there is a RPD and RPM, meaning a 1960 large date punched over the 1960 small date (two varieties that year) on the die, plus the mint mark is also re-punched (looks doubled). I cant tell from your pictures if that is what you have or not.

 

I'll try it again

 

Wow if that's a d over d small v large date I may have hit the jackpot. Someone call Sal in here to burst my bubble

 

Can you tell what it is????

 

Better pictures but you have the coin in hand. From what I can see I think NOT the RPD/RPM but check PCGS or NGC for pictures or go to varietyvista.

 

Well it certainly seems to bare all of the tell tale signs. What makes you think that is isn't if I may ask

 

The 9 and the 0 don't seem to be doubled to where the numbers are thicker than normal.

 

Does the back of the coin show any doubling as in doubled die

 

Also what would you grade it at

 

Not that I am seeing in your pictures. Lots of light bouncing around. You need to check if there is an actual known DDR for this date. It would be extremely for you to come up with the first known example if there is not a known DDR.

 

Uncirculated with a thumbprint that is never going away.

 

What? Does the thumbprint enhance the value? Haha

 

Yes, CSI could probably pick up 6 or 8 points and make a positive identification!

 

It might be John Wilkes Booths!
I million dollars

 

Wrong century...

 

I have a 1984 penny its weighs 2.5 grams its as the same size as a nickel and its the same thickness as a penny anyone know anything????