My mother in law just turned 91. A few years ago when she got around more she would through all her cents into jars, we as o them up at Christmas...
You are going to be correct. How do I know? Because I did that once about 30 years ago.
Search them! That’s why you bought them. You might find an error but you’ll never know if you don’t look.
It is nice looking and a keeper to me. Not worth grading and nothing special, like no errors.
When it gets near $3000 him or someone else will be saying Gold it going to hit $5000 before this bill run is over.
It’s a wide rim and a blob S. Nice find.
It looks like something under a lamination that’s detached.
All I can say is HAVE FUN!!! :woot:
Those two photos shows a problem so not a 70. Probably a 68 DCAM. I personally would not send it in for grading.
The DDO you are asking about is clear. If you look at the mint mark you can see the zinc or white metal showing. This is typical for Split Plate...
I don’t think you need to worry. It’s a nice looking coin.
If my wife is unsure she always asks me. She’s a good gal and her mother loves me. I’m treated like one of her children.
You’re cute Cheech! And you make me laugh. :)
Glad she did. 1st 1982 Girl 2nd 1985 Boy 3rd 1987 Boy 4th 1992 Girl
Fourteen plus but I’m making headway. Lol
I waited a bit longer on the children. 1982 was the first of 4.
You have struck it rich Paddy! Those coins were in the coining chamber when that earthquake hit. As a result of the earth shaking the minting...
It’s neat to find a cent missing the initials but it’s not a big deal. It was minted by a well worn die and there may have been grease in this...
The top bill is a 4 digit repeater while the second bill is just neat. Both are worn. The bottom bill is only at face value. The repeater will...
Looks normal to me. Many of the copper cents have a reddish color.
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