It could be a matron head large cent. They weigh 10.89 grams and are 28.5 mm. in diameter. 1 1/8 inch is approximately 28.575 mm.
I believe the ring near the rim is caused by a worn out die.
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Yep, it's crimper damage. It's kind of deceiving with the crimper ring inline with the design.
The photos are a little blurry so I can't say for sure, but it looks like crimper damage. Could you take a photo of the entire reverse? Also the...
Do all banks give replacements for destroyed coins? And how do you go about that?
It looks like a winner! http://varietyvista.com/02b LC RPMs Vol 2/1964DRPM003.htm
I'm not sure if they still circulate, but Canada stopped minting cents in 2012....
I believe there are a handful of 1964 SMS cents. Although I'm pretty sure like you said this example is not one of them....
Nice find! I haven't found any cuds yet. @1stSgt22, don't you have one similar to this?
It's damage, someone ground it down in one way or another. You can tell from the bright copper that was revealed.
They're a bit out of focus, but It's defiantly at least MS-63 and probably higher. Try taking some more photos at different angles and I'll try to...
AU-53, although it looks like it may have been cleaned on the obverse.
I think it's just severely environmentally damage and had a lot of metal chemically removed.
I see a couple scratches in the fields especially the one by Lincoln's forehead. I would call it MS-64 at best. Have you ever seen PCGS...
MS-64 PL
@kaosleeroy108 can you take some photos of the entire obverse and reverse?
I see doubling, but I'm not sure if it's a DDO or just Machine or Die Deterioration Doubling.
I see what your saying and... If the light is coming from the south then it would look like it's raised. [ATTACH] Did you used various lights for...
@Insider?
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