19?? Wheat

No confirmation on small date or large date that's PCGS for you

 

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answer on this is no

 

Nice

 

Sol then

 

You never know maybe with technology in the next 20 years before I die will come up with something

 

doubt it

 

your coin is too far gone and not worth the effort, toss it in your reject pile and move on with your life...

 

Ok

Then it's a 1943 copper im a 1€ centier

 

good luck im done

 

No Willy.

 

Paddy thank u im going to clean in see what happens peroxide and baking soda I'll post a picture after that see what happens

 

Cleaning will not hurt this coin any more than it already is. But I have applied computer enhancement software to your photo and a computerized cleaning that has brought out the date. It's a 1948 cent. Sorry but it's only worth face value.

 

I didn't want to say anything but that's what me and another guy said to each other it was either an 8 or 3 but definitely a for that's why my concern was so high bro thank you so much you really just made my day

 

You should change your handle to FBI LOL

 

Glad to be of assistance.

 

I did that with paper and a pencil. Laid paper on i pad and rubbed with pencil. Date showed

 

Thats good idea im out now ill do it later thanks fir the Heads Up

 

No way for copper!. Maybe Cu-Ni Indians, but I very doubt it and not after 64. Also using Ferric chloride ( Nic-a-date) will sometimes work on 5 cent Cu-Ni pieces, but it is then PMD and mostly worthless, unless very rare date. The cent is PMDead . The coin in post #20 should be in a different thread.