Where did you get the coin? That does look like rust, but silver does not rust. Have you tried putting a magnet on the coin? It may be an off...
I can see them, they look like they might be damaged a little but are there.
What do you mean by a nickel mix penny? I don't think there is any such thing. I believe you have a large date copper cent.
The nicest head left New Jersey I could find for the money.
Place a zinc cent between two pieces of leather and hit with a hammer and it will enlarge it. This also causes damage to the plating. Sometimes...
The dime is just damaged. One bit of advice, a lot of things can happen to a coin to change it's color or damage it. Don't think any little...
I think it is a 1785 4.4-C
Looks genuine, many were cartoonish. If no one ID's the variety I may be able to check later.
Your coin has most likely been plated with some other metal.
No. What would make you ask this?
I am a bit confused, just normal circulated cents? If so then they are worth one cent each, maybe two cents each for the wheat cents.
Welcome to the forum. There are a lot of these fantasy coins out there, do you have a question about it?
Might be plated and in a bezel, no way to say without pictures.
You can post a picture if you like, but if it looks like the one in this post it is most likely just damaged as is this one.
Wrong, wrong, wrong! Look it up, nickel is magnetic. Your coin is plated, nothing more. It is your money, send it in if you wish.
Nickel is magnetic.
Your dime has environmental damage. Copper nickel coins exposed to the elements or buried will turn color like this.
It still would show up in the fields, not the devices.
It is stained, as pickin and grinin pointed out a clash is visible on the fields because they are the high point of a die not the devices which...
Just a badly damaged cent.
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