1947-D Lincoln cent

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by Renee Thomas, Jul 22, 2021.

  1. Renee Thomas

    Renee Thomas New Member

    Hello, I have a 1947 D lincoln cent and it is different colors but not steel. It does not stick to a magnet. Is this a error coin. The coin looks like a 1943 on obverse and reverse is copper but as I said it doesnt stick to a magnet
     
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  3. sand

    sand Well-Known Member

    Hello Renee. Welcome to CoinTalk.
    I collect Lincoln cents, but I am not an expert in them. I just looked in my US Red Book. I didn't see any varieties for 1947. However, there may be some very rare 1947 varieties, that are not in the US Red Book. I don't know.
    This is the CoinTalk "Ancient Coins" forum.
    I recommend, that you post this question, in the CoinTalk "US Coins Forum", with good, large, high resolution photos of both sides of the coin, attached to your post (click the "Upload a File" button). I think, that the CoinTalk "US Coins Forum" has a lot more experts in Lincoln cents, than the CoinTalk "Ancient Coins" forum.
     
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  4. Renee Thomas

    Renee Thomas New Member

    This is obverse and reverse side of a 1947 D penny. Is it legit?
     

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  5. Razz

    Razz Critical Thinker

    Looks.like mercury or some other white metal added to the coin. No added value.
     
  6. potty dollar 1878

    potty dollar 1878 Well-Known Member

    Very common so pretty sure its real,no added value but I still keep every one. It could be 80 year old milk spilled on it for all I know.
     
  7. Collecting Nut

    Collecting Nut Borderline Hoarder

    Looks like one side was plated. Not an error, just damaged. Welcome to CT.
     
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