Not a proof
If you have to buy a coin to find out what it is I think I'd just pass on the coin to be safe.
#1 possible strike through #2 I can see it but not clear enough to make a determination #3 That's a small rim cud. A keeper.
It's such a light clash it looks more like plating blisters. Definitely a clash though but you gotta look hard. Nice find!
Zinc Rot
I was waiting for the aluminum Cent to appear and sure enough it did.
Yes they do.
Five Cents
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Nice, very nice. :)
Definitely damaged
Date and condition will help determine the asking price but it needs to be higher than spot pricing.
Looks like the Die was filled with grease in that particular area. A very common Mint error. Nice find.
Definitely caused by a worn die.
Plated
That's circle is damaged caused by a coin rolling machine. Quite common actually. You can see and probably feel the cuts into the coins metal....
Definitely damaged, in this case it was squeezed in a vise.
The coin had a plating blister which broke open and that spot is now damaged by zinc rot.
Nice find
Mostly silver and nice finds. Are you going through some unopened boxes? :)
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