1970 D Lincoln cent RARE MINT ERROR that Baffled the so called Experts

From reading all of the posts in your threads, all coins that you are posting, you consider them to be rare and damaged at the mint. If anyone tells you differently, you object. Plain and simple. And for that reason, your only goal is to disagree.

 

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Ok so this is a troll right?

 

Nobody needs the insults but seriously, can you possibly ever find evidence of anything the even remotely resembles what you have there (other than putting it under a real wheel and spinning it around a parking lot a couple of times)? If you could then perhaps you'd have some sort of argument. Somebody said earlier about making dies with only one coin (yours) and no others would be ridiculous. What did they do? Make the die, stamp out your coin and then destroy the die before it was ever used again? Obviously not because it doesn't work that way. I'll tell you what. I'll make you some that will look just like yours. Would you be interested? How many? You can even name your own price.

 

i do not have to agree what is wrong with you? are not individuals here ..I still do not have to trust any and all information I can disagree and have my own opinions
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I forgot about ICG.

 

So just send it off for grading and post the results here. No trusting involved right?

 

Ok, well you can have an opinion that 10 is greater than 20, but your opinion is still wrong.

 

Oh man. I'm totally deflated if those are just gouges, scratches, damage, etc. I was so sure this was infamous one and only Rocky Balboa of pennies. Those marks across Lincoln's bust are actually a picture of the stairs he ran up and down a million times to that killer theme song in the first episode. The odds of running across one of these such pennies is the same odds as waking up and it's 1976 again.

 

Hi imagine for a sec you are new to studying coins..and you see this is valuable ..the coins in these pics ..so where am I so far off and wrong to think my coin can be errors??

 

Those coins versus your coin are not anywhere near the same thing. If you truly belive that those coins represent the same thing that yours does then I suppose you simply need more education in the hobby and if that's the case, it will come with time and nobody will be able to tell you differently. Doesn't make you right though. Your coin will never be an authentic anything other than a badly damaged cent. If you are sure everyone else is wrong, then send it off and make everybody else look bad and you'll be the genius. Why would you NOT take the opportunity to do so? You'd be instantaneously an expert and your services wanted by probably thousands. Why not?

 

You must have been a true joy as a school student...that is unless you ARE still in school.

 

If you are, in fact, studying coins and willing to learn, you would not deride the opinions of others who have been doing this for a long time. Someone can disagree without being confrontational. Practice that.