I can look closer when I get the chance, but it looks like a 1786 23-P.
Unfortunately, it is a fake. No question about it.
Definitely not a real coin, it says copy on the reverse.
Clawing? Not sure what you mean.
Not the best pictures but my gut reaction is that it is real. Most of the copies are copper plated base metal and that kind of wear would expose...
If you can post more pictures of both sides and the edge it would help. You could also weigh it, that alone may answer the question. How did you...
Marked copy and there is also an R for replica to the left of the date. At least they were making sure it was properly marked!
I wouldn't think any higher than G, and more likely AG. That coin has a LOT if wear.
Welcome to the forum! Most likely another coin was pressed into it, or something like glue on the coin with an impression in it. If you can,...
Well worn, but probably worth close to a dollar. Copper and nickel were needed for the war, so nickel composition was changed to manganese and...
Just a normal circulated dime, worth ten cents. Your nickel on the other hand does have some value, as the war nickels were made from 35% silver.
I had jus the opposite experience when my sons were younger. They were always given something, gold plated Ikes, blank planchets, foreign coins,...
Not sure what info you want, the 1969 cent is a circulation issue minted in San Francisco. 1964 was the highest mintage year of earlier Jefferson...
Just a normal circulated 1981 Philadelphia minted cent. Worth face value.
Yup, that is environmental damage.
If in average circulated condition it is worth a few cents.
I have one somewhere with just the UCC. I think I may have gotten it from Littleton when I was a teenager.
If the reverse is normal then it was struck with misaligned dies, if the reverse is off as well then it was struck off center. Either way it is...
Your coin is just damaged.
Just beat up, looks like it was run over a few times before you found it.
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