Not sure it is real from the mint but even if it was it doesn’t do a thing for me.
That roll is worth fifty cents. The only error I see is the rolling machine was too tight.
Forget the We Trust, I like COD. Especially served with a crab cake, scallops and shrimp. :)
Nice coin and at a good price.
It’s probably a 1944 or 1946 copper cent. My LCS pays 3 cents for them if you sell in large lots. Unfortunately your coin is damaged. Welcome to CT.
Another grease filled area or part of the G was brushed away at the mint to prolong die life. It’s a common minor error.
I went with C on this one.
Proof 65
You don’t want to know what I’m thinking about this coin. Lol
Thanks. It is. :)
I’m still waiting myself.
Always nice to find a copper cent with that mark. :)
A little difficult to get these bell lines on the photo and still show off the coin. At least it’s on the slab label. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It’s not a mint error but it was caused by an over polished die so it’s a variety.
I don’t feel your two cents coin is worth the time, cost or effort to have it graded. Trying to do so may give you a headache. It’s nice looking...
Looks like it’s in a bezel to make into a necklace. Also looks like the loop to hold a necklace broke off.
My ex-wife stole my entire coin collection and everything else I had when she divorced me. My coins, arrowheads, grand parents furniture, sea...
Thanks-so many members call me CN it was good thing I was sitting when I first read this thread. :)
By CN I hope you don’t me me.
LOL but not a chance. I only need 5 more like it but with different dates and a few mint marks to complete a set that looks like this one. :)
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