Extremely Rare 1967 Penny-Ebay

Another interesting "rare" cent and from Hicksville, N.Y. no less. Had to have a good laugh, hope you have a good laugh also.https://www.ebay.com/itm/1967-penny...&algv=ItemStripV3&_trksid=p5411.c100168.m2941

 

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and there is 9 people watching this is a joke.

 

he also has a 1982 d for $500 wonder if he would take 1 cent best offer.

 

Reputable dealer with feedback of 2 more than a year ago.

 

"Serious injury only. Thank you for your interesting"

Oh, brother ... and for $2 grand you'd think he'd spring for free shipping.

 

I looked at that penny for a long time trying to figure how I could get a serious injury from it. I guess the injury would be to my wallet.

 

Dude, that's the "Crying Lincoln" cent . . .

Don't you see the tear in his eye?

Z

 

What serious injury do you think we should inflict?

 

It’s looks cleaned

 

Nine people watching to see who the fool is that buys it.

 

And if he'd like to buy another one ( or two, or twelve, several thousand etc.)

 

I’m watcher #16

 

Someone tell him I'll give him a roll of 1982 d pennies for half the price he's got up for one.

 

I started to buy it but there's no way I'll pay $8.25 for shipping.

 

That means it's probably from China

 

He'll probably discount the shipping if you buy two or more . . . . but you need to ask . . . .

Z

 

NO WAY! I thought I’d never see one of these rarities!!
This is the 1967-P FS-911 Crystallized Die variety. Nice bright red, BU coin!
It appears brown, but that’s just an optical illusion caused by this unique variety. You can see that crystals (based on the needle-like shape, it’s likely iodine - from die cleaning solution) condensed onto the die before the planchet was struck, causing the random, nick-like indentations on both sides of the coin. Occasionally, the crystals will grow to partially fill the die also, as observed on ‘LIBERTY’.
However, once the first planchet is struck, these crystals immediately evaporate and future pressings of the same die will show no evidence of the error.
It’s definitely a bargain at $2k, as I’m sure the new owner will be featured on the cover of the new, 6th Ed. Vol. 1 of the Cherrypicker’s Guide.
Wish I could afford it!!

 

Rare error? He doesn't even know if it's circulated or not!

 

Wow, live and learn.