Now as to the 1943 steel and 1944 copper, these are both very common. In 1944-1946 they say that the cents were "shell case cents". At first I...
Well, the problem is 100 people a week come in here with photos of worthless coins asking: Am I rich? Am I rich Am I rich? The You Tube videos,...
Some of the close AM's are valuable some of the wide AM's are valuable. It depends on the year. There is a good list from the Lincoln Cent...
^^^^ OK that one is nice. But I see all of these coins/ varieties with DD's and I wonder how valuable can they be if, the doubling is minor and,...
And the person who buys this note from EBay will come on here and post their bookend 41796454. Now the note is crisp, but it's just an ordinary...
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It's also not "red". I dig up red cents all the time that have turned a dark red color from being in the ground. Air, soil, water, chemicals,...
It's the 1982 that had small and large dates. I don't believe the 1983 does. The valuable coins are the 1982-D small date copper and the 1983-D...
I don't believe this coin exists. After 1955 they stopped making S cents until 1968-1974. Then from 1975-date they are only on proofs. This video...
The bottom 2 don't look full. Need better photos.
Dug this up recently. It's a gold plated 1960 LD. Looks better in hand. It has a different finish than the OP's coin. [ATTACH]
Not sure about the certification. But you will need many different photos of verified 1943 copper cents, to get the different die markers.
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An online source I use says there are 20 Philly 1943's 5 San Fran and 1 Denver. Same source shows: 30 Philly 1944 steel, 7 Denver and 2 San Fran....
It is almost impossible to find a 1965 in MS 63 in circulation. Sure you can pay a dollar for one in a coin shop in that grade. In 100 years they...
If it were missing a clad layer it would be light. Must be something else. The clad layer is copper and nickel silver, almost the same density as...
You can just look at the modern Jeffersons in your pocket. They pretty much ALL have FS. It's a good comparison.
A clad dime weighs 2.268. Even if the 2.29 is correct, you are only 22 thousanths of a gram heavy. Which could be explained by a slight imbalance...
They made a ton of 1965's. You can get them in change, I get them every week metal detecting. If you were to get a box of quarters ($500) there's...
At least 3 keepers in terms of condition. They stand out.
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