Nice find. From what little I can see, IMO it looks like it could be FS-101.
Are you referring to the planchet striations or the plating blisters? Either way I don't believe they add any value to the coin.
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Welcome to Coin Talk. It's much easier to see what you have if you post photos of both sides of the entire coin with clear closeups of the area in...
Congratulations to the Winners. Thank you @lordmarcovan for your generosity.
I would appreciate seeing some of your nicer finds from those old rolls. Maybe you could post a few.
And I thought your post (#19) was the answer. I guess we confused each other. I should have noticed your post wasn't from the OP. lol :)
There are many factors that go into the value of a coin. Type of coin, mintage, condition, grade, demand, etc. Some error coins are valuable but...
That was my first thought but looking more closely, the arc doesn't appear circular enough. (Like the edge of a coin).
It's hard to tell if the zinc is showing by the doubling but if it is, IMO I would think possibly split plate doubling.
If it doesn't get a QC or AT, I'd say Star.
The 1982 D Small date copper cent is the only one that's very valuable.
Too much glare to see anything definitive.
Other than it being pretty is there a question on this?
Photos are too small to see small dings, scratches, etc. Can you post larger, clear photos. Thank you.
It looks like the Large date. It's your money buy I wouldn't buy it unless it was MS 65 Red
WOW!
Sad! Allowing it to get that bad. Probably no one looked at the coins in years.
Congratulations are in order. Has to look much better in hand to get a 66. :)
Some of the larger dealers have BIN prices. Check them out instead of bidding.
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