73 Penny with major reverse issues??

Discussion in 'What's it Worth' started by 37Steelmyheart, Jul 9, 2011.

  1. 37Steelmyheart

    37Steelmyheart New Member

    I know first thought is road rash or something like that. This is different. The Obv. is normal as can be and when you flip it over it looks like it is melting while you hold it. Any Ideas??

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  3. Hobo

    Hobo Squirrel Hater

    Road rash.
     
  4. 37Steelmyheart

    37Steelmyheart New Member

    You know when it looks like it got ran over by a hundred cars
     
  5. zach24

    zach24 DNSO 7070 71 pct complete

    I firmly beleive it's PMD...
     
  6. 37Steelmyheart

    37Steelmyheart New Member

    What tool is used for that. I know I am new to all this but I just don't get how a person could do that at home. I know you are most likely correct but I just don't get it. Oh well. I love the way it looks. Total crazieness all over but Lincoln is untouched in the memorial. Love it
     
  7. zach24

    zach24 DNSO 7070 71 pct complete

    Some kid probably smacked it with a hammer a few times on ONE side.
     
  8. Siggi Palma

    Siggi Palma Well-Known Member

    This is 100% Post mint damage. The mint process could not come up with that :)
     
  9. cpm9ball

    cpm9ball CANNOT RE-MEMBER

    50 cars could run over it and never have any effect on the obverse.

    Chris
     
  10. wooleytree

    wooleytree Operation Flamingo

    Yep, road rash. That's kinda what my little brothers leg looked like when he crashed his motor cycle. One knee looked like it was in mint condition and the other knee resembled your penny!
     
  11. GJ1103

    GJ1103 coin addicted Navy man

    I agree, probably some kid playing with his dads tools.
     
  12. eddiespin

    eddiespin Fast Eddie

    Sure. Tires are made of rubber. Roads are made of concrete.
     
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