Worn but identifiable. Bust right. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Nice. Very satisfying.
As soon as I saw your title I said to myself, it's a damaged zinc Cent. I clicked on this thread and looked at you photos. I was correct and so...
Definitely a worn die caused that. You should put in a 2 x 2 flip and save as an educational piece.
Looks normal to me. The photos look fine but you should crop out the back ground so we can see the coin. A decent cell has that function. Welcome...
They started doing this when they found out they could make money certifying them. You must be a well known reputable company.
Screw an eyelet into the top of it and use it as a fishing weight. It is probably worth about $4-$5.
I buy raw and certified coins but there are some coins that I won't buy unless they are certified.
Thank you
You got me laughing now. Lol & lol
And once it was on I couldn't turn it off. Hehehe
Never issued would be correct.
Nice find! What else is in the basement?
I think you'd be better off buying a US Gold Coin. Some of them are only a little bit more money.
Glad your back and doing much better. Your coin is more than likely a MAD but not an off centered Cent. We can't see the reverse so we can't say...
I would buy a 1911-D, weak D. Then I'd have all of them. I have the strong D but I want the weak D as well. I almost did it but I found another...
Just a very damaged nickel that gives that appearance. I'd keep it due to the toning colors. They are pretty.
Very nice to say the least. Congrats on having them in your collection. :)
Congratulations @Alegandron, what an accomplishment! You do have wonderful coins. Congrats again.
I'm not seeing it.
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