Well, it looks proof like, and at an angle, I believe it would be like a mirror. And then I just looked at the grade in general and decided MS65
MS65, DMPL
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Yeah, I believe that is normal. Looks short because it got squished to the left with changed the proportions. All damage.
I have one, I believe it is 10x magnification... If I remember to, I'll post a picture.
looks like the 1973 has a strike through on reverse. Too bad it had to turn brown like that.
You seem to have at least one of everything in your collection!
No, they aren't. It's a die clash. It can happen any year with the same design. So from 1998 down to 1932, there could be plenty more like it.
How the heck are you able to tell from those photos?
could be lamination. But can't tell, theres dirt on it.
Sandblasted?
Looks like the ancient version of a mercury dime. Can't tell you where its from though.
Yeah, me too. Apparently, one sold for $3K that had full steps at auction.
I find at least one per roll. They're an infestation.
I am amazed at how fast you can go through a box. I couldn't go through one every 2 hours and find all those minuscule errors I need a loupe for....
Its a poor mans double die. Worth a little more than your average wheat penny. about $1 in that condition. Here is something I found about it....
If they're common, being destroyed will make them rarer. I honestly wouldn't smelt them, I really like silver coins. But I understand why people...
Looks like plating bubbles made it look like a doubled ear, but it isn't.
It isn't possible coming from the Denver mint. It might have a die clash in the same area because all pennies look alike and would clash the same...
Just got hit there. Not an error. Just keep looking, they're out there.
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