That’s a shame! Sorry it happened to you. That’s why you should tape things to back of family photos that hang on the wall.
If it is I wouldn’t know.
It’s a normal Mint set. Not a proof in the least.
I’d say it’s a worn die issue.
I see doubling here and there in a few letters so that tells me is was minted by a worn die.
It looks like a reproduction of the real thing.
To me it looks like a normal zinc cent with a stain. Also looks like a plating blister on the reverse at 9:00.
If the dealer is willing to sell it for two cents he’s doubling his money.
The rain does have away of making it easiest I dig. Glad you got out and found some nice items.
It’s environmental damage but it’s normal size.
It’s an epidemic.
Best to complete the type set. :)
My spell check keeps changing plated to played. It’s driving me crazy and I don’t always catch it. Thanks
From what I can see it appears to be a regular zinc planchet that has a small clip making it an incomplete planchet. It looks a little thick but I...
We can’t say as there are no photos of the coin. How much of the coin is missing? Is your scale correctly calibrated? Is the planchet thicker than...
The only thing that looks odd to me is the polish guy on the coin wearing a coonskin hat. I didn’t know they had raccoons in Poland.
All coins have errors. Not a coin minted won’t have an error. That is if you use anything above a 10x to magnify it.
My nicely toned Seated Liberty Dime. I just can’t capture the true toning but the reverse is a little on the dark side. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] A VG 1870-CC Liberty Seated Dollar.
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