I don't think they are worth getting graded. They aren't that rare. Let's see photos so they can be appreciated.
Other side was ground off to reveal the copper core.
All those modern ones are face value. Very few Jeffersons carry a premium. 1955 1954-S 1953-S 1952-S 1951-S 1950 1950-D 1949-S 1948-S 1946-S...
Even if you just put them into the sleeve once, and take them out once (to sell in bulk) you are risking damage if you don't plan on keeping it in...
Only a penny or something smaller (a dime) can fit into the penny coining process. Since this is larger than a penny it had to happen after it was...
So much damage on the date. Also the shoulder where the VDB was placed starting in 1918 is conveniently scrubbed away. I didn't compare, but you...
Why would it be silver?
Since there is no silver, if the test came up positive for silver then that's the plating. A cent struck on a silver dime planchet is going to be...
I think 100 sleeves is too much trouble. And then you are handling the notes in and out of the sleeves they can only get creased. If you have...
I was also on corroded. No grade. Details.
Maybe some environmental damage as well. Even though it's old, it is worn and common. 5 cents, no premium. The 1954-S is a lower mintage and even...
Agree worth much more than .25 cents. Silver coin melt value currently: $2.65
A little smaller than a nickel. The back is blank. [ATTACH]
Local hunt, so I only used 1/2 gallon of gas. [ATTACH]
It's a 64-D check for the valuable Type C reverse. [ATTACH]
I did switch the name to yours in my files (I had the wrong one) and I almost always will credit the author/ owner when using something that's not...
Slight MAD.
If that were true (die erosion) then there is a progression and many coins of this date would show the same malformed letters. Until that...
A penny blank would be too large to be struck as a dime. Put up some better photos, and it's almost 100% that it's not worth grading
They made 17 billion pennies in 1982. Unless it is a mint state small date Philly zinc or copper, almost all of them are worth 1 cent. Yes yours...
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