That coin is a 1942 which is a 5 figure difference from a 1943 copper cent. In the condition you showed about a nickel.
That would require a lot of researching.
Yes, your second photo showed the 9 had a small die chip. It was hidden by the lighting in the other photos. I think it a die chip on the reverse...
Well in that case, just read threads and don't post. You'll learn fast enough then you can posts. Lol I haven't seen anything from you that would...
I think they would be better looking if they were. lol
It's normal toning but it has been affected by sulfur. My quess is it was stored in paper, an envelope most likely.
Thanks. I can only comment on what I see. Sometimes I miss something. Other times I see what others missed. That's all natural but I do state what...
I looked at that coin again. I know you said you like it and that's fine. If I owned it, I'd give it a quick dip and a good rinse to try and get...
Copper is soft and easily bent or moved, especially on a copper cent. An egg shell is hard until it is struck with something a little harder. Then...
To a serious collector it's a spender. But it's your collection so only you can decide what goes in it. We're just given you our opinion as you...
Sure, it's graded MS-66 by IGC but it's more like a MS-64. I think it's over graded and overpriced. It has a gold toning to it and for a silver...
I think I'd pass and find another coin. I think it's also graded a bit high.
Looks more like a damaged 9 than a 7 but follow what Paddyman said. The reverse is the key.
It's a common date and was probably stored in an envelope.
Definitely environmental damage. The ground has toned it.
I never clean coins and I don't suggest it to anyone. But in this case, clean those coins and wash and disinfect your hands.
The guy on the right is named Worf and he's a Klingon. He's from the planet Klingon and he has overcome all obstacles and befriended Capt. Picard...
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Fishing is a lot like coin collecting. Once you've tried it, you're hooked! Lol
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