Not an error, just worn. Also, COD is becoming common on coins.
You can tell they are replicas by the strike. Welcome to CT.
If you coin shows any doubling, which I can't see, it's a form of NAV or no added value doubling. It's zinc and they are terrible and well know...
Not an error but it is damaged. Welcome to CT.
Nice older label. I was low by one. Darn!
Someone got into dads coins and spent them. You now have an impaired proof.
It will add a little value. It is also a lower mintage coin.
Retail, about $6-$7.
Yes it's nice but again, you're not going to retire.
That's just toning. Cents are made of copper and have been for over 100 years with a few exceptions, like steel from 1943. And zinc since 1982-Yuk!!
Definitely damaged
MS-65
Your photos are out of focus so difficult to enlarge but the CC looks normal to me. Are you allowing for the circulation wear and tear?
The more you use this site, the more you'll understand. If I click on your name when you post or reply, I can see you have made 163 posts and/or...
It's a normal copper cent. It's worth what the reverse states.
So in a little over one month from the Pearl Harbor attack which brought the US in to WWII, Congress voted on the money change, it was designed...
I bought 13 at the same time and with shipping, well, $5.00 each is close enough. They were all low grades but I'm fine with that.
The toning may have thrown me off but I think it's more of a 64.
Dirty and pitted but what do you want for $5.00? Only 1,597,367 minted. I wonder how many have survived? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Yes but it would be very minimal.
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