I would agree to peeling replated.
That would explain the crater. LOL
It’s a form of NAV or no added value Doubling. Very common. It even has damage above the G in the motto.
I wasn’t interested so I didn’t ask. His silver is the lowest price I’ve seen anywhere.
Some are red, some are red brown and some are brown. Toning is a wonderful thing.
Still damaged
It’s damaged
Definitely MD or machine doubling.
My local coin shop sells the steel cents, 1943, at six for a dollar. The other wheat cents are worth less.
I see scratches on both but I also see a small partial fingerprint on the nickel. It would be a waste of money to have them graded. Edited to...
I just see small raises in the metal from a ding. Die chips are basically worthless.
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I keep the best records that I can given the fact my wife and everyone else I know doesn’t. To them, the value is on the coin.
Looks like a normal circulation wheat Cent to me. Where do you see doubling as I see none.
Just another ugly zinc cent that’s only worth one cent. Plating blisters are very common but this looks like it occurred after it left the mint.
I can do much better price wise at my LCS.
It’s just like the flying eagle but in the opposite direction. Lol I bought this for a fairly low price at an auction. Hope you find one.
Maybe $40
Looks normal to me
It really is. You should see it in hand.
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