It looks normal to me.
It looks like Die chip(s) and maybe a cud but it's worn so hard to tell. Welcome to CT.
The first one is known as a greaser. It was struck through grease so it appears weak or non existent in a limited area. I don't see anything but...
MS-66 not FS
Those are great lamination errors! Love them.
A Counterstamp for something with 39 meaning something to the person that did it.
Large date Zinc so it's normal.
I've heard of this before. Worn die issue.
I said MS-65 but I'm concerned about those obverse marks.
MS-64 not fs
I know
Take your time and enjoy! What you are doing is fun, exciting and relaxing.
I'm sure they've been searched but not by you. Who knows what the person(s) that did search them looked for.
I said MS-65, not FS.
Looks like you've been busy and having fun in the process. Nice finds.
You're in the coin grading business. That's how you earn your living. You've pushed grading a coin in every direction and as far as you can....
It's so close
It's a novelty Cent. You can buy them on the Internet. Yours is a little older asits on copper and it's dated.
It would be nice to have one but I'll not pay the current market pricing.
If polished, which it's not, just looks like it in the photos, would lower the value as it's been tampered with.
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