Struck through grease?

Found this one I think it is struck through grease

Also I found this one
Both reverses are normal, any of them any good?

 

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Thats what you call, dramatic!

 

The first coin is die wear, and the second coin is post mint damage no value to both
JC

 

The first one looks like it may have been struck through a die cap (its definitely not die wear)... can we get a picture of the reverse and a better pic of the front?

The second one is post mint damage.

 

The picture of the first isn't good and it could be struck through a late stage die cap, or it could be post mint damage. The second is post mint damage.

 

Heres another pic tough coin to photograph and the reverse

 

Any guess on the date? 1970?

 

Now that i see the coin better looks like the coin was tampered with post mint damage
JC

 

Hi,

The first coin is absolutely one that has been struck through a late stage die cap. The second coin was tampered with after it left the Mint. It was either acid dipped or used in some sort of experiment in a science class that involved electrical current.

So, first coin= genuine error

second coin = 1 cent

Have Fun,
Bill

 

Those were my thoughts as well Bill but I was a little unsure... I was having a little trouble wrapping my head around it.

thanks for clearing that one up!

 

Any idea how much it is worth?

 

those are cool finds. is that a die break i see?

 

Both are very cool and would be keepers if mine.