Looks like a lamination error to me. But over time it has been damaged by several sources.
Polishing or cleaning a coin is a great way to destroy the coin.
What Doubling? I'm not seeing it.
I'm only replying as so want to see this coin.
I believe it's an ant. I'm new to Ancient Coins so I'm not sure.
I just love the ones with bugs or animals on them. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I do but I'll not say a word! Lol
It is very refreshing and so for I am glad to see it.
You're welcome
It's possible but all I see is a nice off centered Zinc no date Cent. Worth maybe $10.00 tops.
In order to obtain a price you would have to actually have one, then have it graded and verified. Then send it to an auction house. Only then will...
That's a lot found for 3 hours! In your first photo, is that Kennedy Half missing it's clad layer? Lol, I couldn't resist. Glad you had fun!
Very nice Rick and she's even looking at the error. Lol
That's not an ink smear but nearly that area was over inked. Not enough to be worth a premium but if you collect paper money it's a good example...
Not like grading an ancient coin is it? Lol I see this as a solid XF-45 with a decent shot at an AU-50. A very common date but it's clean and...
Your Cent is Zinc with a thin layer of copper. The doubling looks like split plate doubling as you can see the zinc. The missing and/or details...
It looks a lot like PMD but the last photo makes me think it's a worn lamination error. Not worth a lot but nice to have. Welcome to CT.
Here's my largest Trilobite fossil. From Morocco. It's about 6 1/2" wide and 11" long. [ATTACH]
Well she's worn but readable which shows how hard she worked for the public. This is variety 4, resumed with a weight standard of variety 5. A...
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