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AT for sure,they look cleaned and doctored.
Fake.
I don't know anyone that would fake a $1 bill lol.It would cost quite a bit more than it's worth,I'm still looking for one though :):).
Very interesting I love it!!!!!:):):hilarious::hilarious:.
The large cents were originally around $600+ with an hour left and the other items were similar,something happened now.
The 1986 sure does appear to have been in someone's pocket for 30+ years:):).
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I think that’s just how it's supposed to look.
Agreed not a genuine error,still cool!!!if I were you keep it as an educational piece.
Strike through grease to me,nice.
dont have any,I can only dream,pretty!!!!!:):).
No but I'm anxiously waiting:):).
Love the toning on the washie!!!!:):).
Not an error nor weird,just a normal common date wheat cent with plenty of circulation wear and tear...
Damaged,still 1 cent and not even close to a capped die strike. http://www.error-ref.com/struck_through_a_late_stage_die_cap/
Very nice:):).
Appears to be a clean cut not an error although no displaced metal is visible.
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