Pictures are not too good but I am not sure it is a genuine cent. It may be a one sided decorative item. If real it must be damaged as Paddyman...
That is exactly how they look when they are pounded. Think about it, for it to be an error the mint would have to accidentally make a matching...
It is just a normal cent that has been damaged. There are a couple of different ways this can happen. Heat will do it as will pounding it out...
That Fugio was on ebay for a while with no takers, so I doubt you could get more for it.
The Whitman Encyclopedia of Colonial and Early American Coins is pretty good. The Redbook also has some pretty good basic information. If you...
I have no idea as to the authenticity of this piece, but not only were Territorial gold fifty cent pieces made even twenty five cent pieces were.
Coins like that don't really have a set "value". It really depends on how much you want it.
Yup, large date.
Genuine, but I would look for an undamaged Fugio. I would prefer a more worn coin without damage.
Sorry to say that is worth a nickel. No where near full steps, and shows signs of circulation. There are also a couple of rim bumps. Not a D...
I would say outer layer of the dime bubbled up from heat and someone squeezed it back with something flat. You can also see evidence on the...
Could be for private tokens as well.
Almost certainly just damaged.
Handle the coins carefully, only touching the edges. Don't try to clean them!
I don't have any "nice" steel cents, one of those things I've been meaning to get. Yours look pretty good.
Does it appear worn or corroded?
I've always liked steel cents, thanks for sharing!
Honestly I wouldn't worry about it. Whatever it is, it would be nothing to add any value. The coin is quite low grade and has been harshly...
Pictures are very blurry, but your nickel appears to be well circulated. First year of issue but can still be found in circulation, I would say...
Impossible to say for sure from those pictures. It looks like it may be a spot of solder or something adhering to the coin.
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