There is just no way a dime could be sandwiched between two cent faces, just not possible. It is just damaged, you can even see the grind or file...
That is a pretty common pattern found vice jaws, so not that unusual to have more than one with that pattern.
That just doesn't look right at all to me. The shape and spacing of the lettering seems way off.
I'm going to watch this to see if somebody actually pays $17.85 for it! I wonder if it was ever posted here by somebody who didn't believe it...
Scratches aside, look at the lighter color on Lincoln's cheek and jaw. That is a sign of wear on the coin. A mint state coin shows no wear. Be...
Looks like die cracks on the reverse, can't say for sure on the obverse. Might be a die chip or some damage. It would not be a clash, a clash is...
Who was the dealer you sold it to?
Looks like a normal zinc cent with some plating issues, if there is anything unusual about the reverse you will have to post some pictures of it.
First, welcome to the forum, but definitely not mint state. Worth a few cents at most.
As stated better pictures would be needed to say for sure, most likely damage or a small die chip. I am sure with better photos you will get an...
You are probably mistaken in the year of your other nickel. Partway through 1942 the mintmark was moved to above the dome. This was done to...
You will not find the valuable 1990 no s in circulation. Any you find in circulation will be from the 6.8 billion minted in Philadelphia. The...
Looks like the date and lettering have been flattened a bit. Still worth a quarter though.
That one is just damaged. Welcome to the forum!
OK, what exactly are you wanting to know? Not quite sure what you are asking.
Welcome to the forum. Unfortunately your cent is just damaged. Took a hit from something. Keep looking though.
There is also a Noe 15 Pine tree shilling. Could be worth anywhere from nothing into the thousands. Anxiously awaiting pictures!
I do see what you are seeing and it does look a little like a D. Pretty sure it is just a hit or mark that just happens to look something like a D.
Not really a coin, so there is no face value. It is a silver round, probably not much more than bullion value unless someone was interested in...
So if I understand you correctly, you are saying someone changed the pictures in your post of three years ago? The wording in your post was also...
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