I'm still going to clean them with acetone but I think there worth 5 bucks or more

Re calibrate it 5.41

 

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I for one am glad you are back Italy8686. keep on looking!

 

Damaged circulated and stained, and you think it's worth 5 bucks.
Worth one cent a spender.

 

What am I learning here today? Anyone?

 

HERE WE GO AGAIN!!!

 

@Italy8686 you should NEVER clean a coin, IMHO. It will devalue the coin. Also, I don't see anything which would make that penny valuable.

 

You know what happened to Chicken Little, don't you?

 

A small cud above the S in the word STATES on the reverse of the quarter. As for the cents, I see nothing but wear, in my opinion.

 

It’s supposed to be 5.67 grams so slightly underweight, likely from wear. Is it a Type M reverse?

 

All of your coins I've seen on here are "spenders."

 

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No cud - that's rim damage from an edge hit - when a coin suffers a hit on its edge, the metal on the adjacent rim(s) area gets pushed outward.
Don't give bad info / false hope to the OP, lest he think his pocket change is worth 'five bucks'

 

While the OP never actually asked a question, the implication was that he was seeking confirmation that the penny is worth in excess of $5. My eyes do not see any extra hair or double ear, or anything noteworthy.
To that, I can say that if he finds a buyer who will pay more than 1 cent, then that is what it is worth. I don't see anyone here getting too excited to buy it.
But to Italy8686, Good Luck

 

84 is the extra there

 

Do you have a question about this coin?
Maybe just an interesting comment about it?
Not sure what your post is about.

 

Is it the doubled ear or the rpm

 

The quality of the picture is poor. There's no way to see any doubling if there is any.

 

And I have to weigh this one again idk if it was this one or my 86 that weighed 2.6