1982 D/ 1943 Clash penny! Goose Bumps.

I hope not.

I was hoping for much closer, more pixelated and falsely visual computer processed images.

 

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Keith a 1943 cent would have wheat on the reverse, be it, steel or copper and your coin has a Lincoln Memorial.
Pattyman has been at this 40 years and seldom if ever is mistaken so put the coin in your collection and consider it damaged. Welcome to coin talk.

 

This is why I watched quietly for a year before posting so I did not look like a uninformed individual. I am going to change my avatar to Mr red skeleton so I watch my words out of respect. It is a barrel of mre's now. I love this site it makes my day.thanks

 

Patty ?
does he do error hamburger patties too ?
eats the mistakes ...
@paddyman98 (that's p-a-d-d-y) lol

 

Picking on poor Pattyman, mean.. but funny, Bud is still laughing.

 

The problem isn't his original post, (regardless of how ridiculous and improbably it was). He got a reasonable explanation with a little education. He then went on to say that the person who helped him couldn't see his improbable error even though the pics are terrible.

 

I found 13!

 

Judge Judy has ruled against your postulation

 

so what's the explanation for the wheat ears if you see them then there's the explanation but you must not seeing them so I can see why you stated that.

 

Well I'll tell you what and I'll have a professional tell me explanation of what I see on there.I'll tell you what just because you don't see it doesn't mean it's not there

 

It's the typical character of you all to think because of something that is highly rare is not possible.

 

It's the typical character of you all to think because of something that is highly rare is not possible.

 

It's the typical character of you all to think because of something that is highly rare is not possible.

 

It's the typical character of you all to think because of something that is highly rare is not possible.

 

Numismatic Pareidolia

Numismatic Pareidolia

Numismatic Pareidolia

...rinse and repeat.

 

If you say it enough, it becomes real (at least for you).

If you want to get it certified use this form ==> https://www.pcgs.com/onlinesubmission

or Go take it to a "professional". Good luck.

 

There are no wheat ears on this. You do not understand clashes and there is no way this is a 1943 cent, steel or copper. Telling us that it has to be the rarity (or impossibility, based on a person's perspective) you want it to be is illogical, since 'seeing' something doesn't mean it exists and it is more than equally explained by pareidolia, like when we 'see' animals in the cloud shapes, we don't take it as absolute evidence that bears, dogs, bunnies, etc. actually are floating and shifting in and out of shape in the air.

And then using a logical fallacy such as your ad hominem attack ("It's the typical character of you all to think because of something that is highly rare is not possible.") to try to prove you are correct is very inappropriate as it proves nothing and remains not germane.

You have a choice. You can continue to assert how right you are and how wrong everyone is on here and submit it to PCGS or NGC to have them authenticate it. If it comes back as what you think it is, you can sell it for a bunch of money.

As it stands, as it does for so many examples of extreme rarities people think they have, it is at the point that authentication by a major tpg (PCGS/NGC) is necessary to make it real. You think it is, go submit it.

 

Kasia, very well put.

 

I think I see the Pope on there also!

 

Do yourself a huge favor and quit looking at coins under supermagnification. Use a maximum 5x magnifier. Otherwise, you will get distortion and see all sorts of things that aren’t there, such as in this case.

 

Remember the 5 minute university? In 5 minutes he teaches you everything you remember 5years after you graduate college.