Ive seen them on uncleaned coins before, usually its from getting stepped on or driven/biked over leaving indents from small gravel, dirt, etc.
Does anyone know how many 1943 copper cents have been found (confirmed originals)??
I know it looks like bubbling from the pictures but those are actually concave instead of convex (they go inward) most likely from being in...
Thank you!
I posted it on the original post like 2 hours ago...
Sure thing!
Thanks so much for your response. You've been a big help and ill be sure to keep u updated
Yes, thanks for all of the responses by the way, greatly appriciated, and yes i brought it to a NGC certified dealer about 15 mins from me maybe...
They are in the shape of the letters that are doubled, not sure why
Thank gooooodness
looks like a 1960 D Wide AM
So you are saying you were able to replace the steel with copper.... If that is possible then half the graded 1943 copper cents are FAKE! :eek:
Where do you see them? Thanks! -Justin
Look at the zinc on the highpoints
This is the one i founs (cleaned) gonna send it in soon
Message me if you have any questions :)
It almost looks like it was stamped twice, i know this is virtually impossible...
Sonic scale reads within .003 of a 1944 copper penny
The deteails are actually raised significantly higher than the details on a steel 1943
Now the obverse looks double die too...
Separate names with a comma.
