Nice!:)
ditto...
Could this be a doubled die? Obverse of a 1969s cent. I see no other (doubling?) anywhere else on the coin.
The reverse looks really bad, but no peeling...
If someone tried to plate the cent (not sure what that is) wouldn't the cent weigh more? This cent weighs less than a copper and more than a zinc.
What causes this top layer to peel away like this?
A testament to my handyman skills!
Thanks, I will...
Thanks for the info...
I was looking for a certain size screw and in the bottom of the mason jar I found this (along with a few other wheats) I believe to be an off...
How the heck was this done? Has anyone ever seen this before? Somebody in a machine shop? There are NO marks along the rim or the obverse to show...
I tried to get more information on the "Educational" sets. How can it be determined if this is from one of these sets and not just an error from...
I don't understand? I didn't pay anything for this, it was in a roll from a box.
same size and weight of a post 1983 cent
I found this blank in a roll. It is the same on both sides... nothing... Do a lot of these make it out of the mint?
Thanks... Great advise!
Thanks...
Dent...
I'm still here... I'm trying to get a better angle on the "D" As I noted in the first image, it is SLIGHTY (very little) raised on the right...
I believe this die crack to be the one posted below... (I copied the following from Wexler's page). "Stage C of 2009 1¢ FY WDDO-002 shows...
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