Minor die chips. Interesting but still only worth 5 cents. Nice find.
None of us can see anything in that photo... Did you intentionally shake the camera while taking it? We'd love to help you but those photos are...
Very cool errors indeed. I wish I could find coins like that! Thanks for sharing.
[ATTACH] Its not as drastic as your example but here’s a full bronze roll on the right and a full zinc roll on the left. The bronze roll is...
It can be found in numerous places across the internet. Wizard Coin Supply probably has it the cheapest....
I've found throughout my experiences that pre-1983 bronze cents tend to be thicker than the post-1981 zinc ones. Anyhow, I'm curious to see what...
I second this. Scratch testing is bad for any coin.
Can we see pictures? I'm interested to see how it differs from a genuine sovereign. Anyhow, I hope the situation ends up working in your favor :)
Submit it? I’m a bit confused. Do you own the coin or not? You mentioned not buying it but then said you took these photos yourself. o_O
That coin screams fake to me. So many things wrong with it. Maybe better pictures will help? If you don't already own it, stay far away...
1914D, 1922, and 1931S are the biggest key dates between 1911 and 1957. There are some other key and semi-key dates but these are the most sought...
Where did you find it? Cool coin.
WOW! Send it in immediately. It's worth at least 500k! Probably more toward 1 mil! (PS this isn't true. Please don't send it for grading :P)
Just looks like damage from time spent in circulation. Definitely not something that occurred at the mint.
That my good sir, is a memorial cent (1959 - 2008). They can commonly be found in change from stores and restaurants in the United States.
Yes. The mint mark on ‘mercury’ dimes is on the bottom left of the reverse. Both of your coins have ‘D’ mint marks for the Denver mint. Note:...
I agree with what everyone else said. Worth about $1.
Maybe add a 'Price Sold For' column and put N/A for all the coins still in possession. This way, you can keep track of financial gain over time.
Looks like one to me :) Cool find.
I think you mean bronze, not brass. Pennies were never made of brass. Also, when people talk about bronze pennies and copper pennies, they are...
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