Not the right place. Try https://www.cointalk.com/forums/for-sale/
Is it really necessary to capitalize every word you type?
It's a gas bubble. Sometimes this happens to copper plated zinc pennies. It's common and adds no numismatic value to the coin. Good story, though....
A nice delamination on the '41. The IHC has environmental damage. I can't speak to the '05 IHC.
The coin in question is a 1977. It's not plated.
No more than ten cents.
Ah! The old days in New Orleans.
You have assumed correctly, Grasshopper. It is 1910. Welcome! Lots to learn here. Plenty of fun, too.
Sorry. Even with pictures, I'm stumped. Maybe some ancients people will chime in.
Without pictures, we don't have a clue, either.
I have to agree with Cascade. It's just a dime, nothing special.
It's just damage. What is a 'predominant like'? :D
The surface of the coin, underneath the verdigris, is most certainly damaged. You could use some Verdi-Care to try to remove it.
It's not easy being green! Verdigris. (oxidation)
Don't forget the Great Pumpkin!
Not the greatest photos. I'm guessing reprocessed, but I will wait for other opinions.
Look at the edge. On the originals, the edge was not plated. The steel stock was zinc plated before the blanks were punched.
Caps Lock. Learn how to use it!
Looks like crud. Can you post pictures taken straight on and not on an angle?
If wheels are kept in proper balance and the alignment of those wheels are kept to factory specs, tires will wear evenly.
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