Damaged and worth one cent.
It's a scratch bot a crack. A crack would be raised.
It's a copy, not made at the US Mint.
It's a D.
I just see a clear date, 1924.
My area requires you to roll them.
You're welcome and we are trying to help based on your photos. In handbis much better. I just don't see letters. :)
I took a second look. It's not just under Lincoln's beard. It goes behind his head and collar. Not a die crack either. It's part of the memorial...
Grading it would be a waste of your hard earned money. It looks like a die clash. Try matching it up the the reverse of the coin. Probably part of...
LMAO You're a funny man.
The coins minted in today's age are old and worn. This along with the high speed minting machines creates numerous types of doubling. It's known...
Oh that's a good one and so true. Thanks for the laugh. :)
You're welcome
Copper large date, damaged but worth one cent.
Yours is a large date. Notice the difference in the 2. Again it's damaged. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
XF-40, cleaned
I have purchased several low grade 16-D's raw and one lower grade slabbed. Anything over a VG grade should be slabbed in my opinion.
Rick is a variety collector, a very good one. His reply is under my post. He tells you what you need to know about your coin. I knew he would be...
You're not bothering anyone my dear. We're glad to have helped.
I knew you'd know! :)
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