1944 D Lincoln Error Cent Rev/Obv

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Because Im speachless!

 

Im just going to sit and look at this coin in shock and awe as i marvel at it. Is this a war time coin does anyone know about that? I like the camo look to it!

 

I guess i have been collecting error coin since before i ever knew what an error coin was!

 

This coin is so cool under a loop . If you tilt it at an extreme angle all of the coloring goes away and it just looks like a normal cent and is perfectly smooth.

 

Has anyone ever seen a similar cent with similar coloring?If so.......Let me know

 

Here is one more shot with more contrast and it should zoom to the size of your screen.

 

I SEE A GGGGGGHOST!

 

Makes sense...you still don't.

 

Oh, Jay, although I liked your post, you spoiled the thread for me. I was hoping that the OP would be ignored and be the OP (only poster) in this thread.

 

lol wat a joke

 

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On ebay?

Priceless.

 

Ok I collect oddity coins. The only point you may have that has any validity is that I may be using the term error coin incorectly. Im using it as a general term that most people understand. This is a beautiful addity 1944 Licoln Cent The picture speaks LOUD and clear.

 

I believe the word you are looking for is "damaged"

 

LOL haa

 

Thats funny

 

Save your tactics for the newbe's please!

 

I am terribly sorry. Didn't think about it.

 

I don't think I would lump "most people" in with you. If this is true, I could take a coin to a cow pasture, dip it in a patty, and "most people" would think it is an error coin. I give "most people" more credit than that. Oh, and I don't think "most people" would think that gunk and verdi gris make up a "beautiful oddity". There is nothing odd about it. Get a roll from the bank. More coppers than not will show signs of verdi gris.