Nice looking coin!
Never heard of him
Definitely damaged and welcome to CT.
Thanks for posting as it’s been a long, long, long, long time since I’ve seen one in the wild.
XF-45 and beautiful toning
I tried different angles but I can’t pick it up on a photo. This was the best of them.
I must have a small fortune in coins and didn’t know it. That’s for helping me to identify them. If I sold them at half of what those asking...
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It’s a 1943-D steel cent. PMD above the date and it looks like a rust spot below the date on the rim. Best not to clean it.
1954 to be exact. PCGS, MS-64 with Full Bell Lines. They’re there just difficult to capture. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thank you for that information.
I should say the first photo is a fossilized snail shell that pyrite covered and the lady photo is a Chrysanthemum flower. The fossilized snail...
It’s called Bismuth. It’s man made in a lab in Germany. It’s the stuff that Pepto-Bismol is made of. I find it very unique. This example shows...
Thank you
It’s not a doubled die
Damaged
I’m sure it’s real and the west is affecting the looks.
Not missing the copper layer which is so thin it’s a wonder it covers the zinc at all.
Only teasing about the drinking. I think what you see is difficult to capture in a photo, especially if you don’t know what to look for specifically.
I have to say this since we’re on by the second page: Have you been drinking a little too much? LOL Doubling?
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