@Value You need to start your own unique thread about your quarter. You will get a much better response to your question. If you need help PM me.
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I'd love to play with an electron for a while. Look up @Electron John he's taken a few.
I am still at AU, there is no chance that it is UNC. THe point I am at is that xf shows more wear than this, bag marks nicks scratches are one...
This is a fad that everything must be looked at in high definition and more than 5* magnification. It has made the process of checking for...
AU as Paddy posted with Lincoln cents is Almost uncirculated. On AU's the high points on the coin will show a slight rub, or loss of luster.
That is die deterioration at it's finest.
I would say that it is AU. It definitely hasn't seen much circulation.
That's a great find! Better photos of the doubling would confirm @Rick Stachowski die stage. The coin is also quite worn, which could make it hard...
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That is classic die deterioration. But hey, just send it in and have it looked at. Then there won't be anyone left to argue with.
The details that you are seeing around the ear are deeper than the damage.
Do some studying on die deterioration, you will find confirmation in Fred's answer.
It wouldn't be worth the money, the coin has seen circulation, and has damage.
Please look at post 10. your photos are much better and Fred nailed it.
Please send it in, spend your money, because there is no conspiracy going on here. You have a plated steel cent.
At the weight you have given. Yes
I am not claiming value either, a VF is a well circulated worn coin. This means that details have been removed from the coin. Hence the visually...
Those are worn nickels. And I would bet they aren't better than a vf in grade.
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