2017 cent

Is the 3 marks between the date and the P on obverse. And it looks like the same 3 marks on the reverse on the shield under the N in cent damage? If not what is this called?

 

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Yes, that is all damage and just the bad luck of looking similar.

 

That's just funny.
Maybe somebody can answer my question.
I know your not supposed to clean coinage. BUT
I get coins out of what looks like a carwash vacuum. Dont like touching them but theres gold in dim dar hills

 

@tommyc03 answered your question correctly. The marks are PMD

 

I was hoping a broken die. But I didnt get my Hope's up

 

That's okay. I'm a real somebody to my two sons. That's all that's important.

 

I am also to a 4 year old son and a 14 year old daughter. Cant beat it

 

You can clean these coins all you want, cant really lower the value on them.

 

My youngest turns 37 tomorrow and my oldest is 40. Time flies.

 

The marks on the coin are called reed marks or some just call them hits.

 

You need to read all of that post. I have hundreds that are dirty

 

I don't even consider zincolns as coins.......they're joke.

 

Time to do what the Canadians did, and that's to eliminate the cent....a humble opinion that's gonna draw some flack, but I don't care.

 

Like it or not the 2017 p may be worth something one day

 

If they stay pristine. Most of these cents turn ugo in the
'wild'.......

 

Well we already know they are gonna be a lot of baggers

 

Actually it may not be a bad idea. All of those cents I find laying in parking lots and other places may turn into nickels. People won't want all of those nickels in their pockets.

 

You're right. Lol

 

The copper I keep. How many 2017's did the mint produce? They'll never be rare.......even in pristine condition. The zincolns I throw back into circulation.