Ditto
Not a doubled eye because I only see one eye.
Probably caused by a stain or a surface bubble. It's not a Mint error.
It's damaged, plain and simple. Worth one cent.
Okay, he'll spend 30 months behind bars and that's a long time for him to figure out what not to do when he gets out. He'll be a repeat offender.
Damaged
It's toned. The coin came in contact with the environment and it turned a gold color, very common. Gold toning on clad coins happens a lot. So in...
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Both look normal and are worth face value. Welcome to CT.
Nice looking but I can't help you on this.
I would think the die crack grew in the bottom photo.
Very nice but I wouldn't pay that price for it.
Time to share. lol
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Looks like a strong MS-65 coin, very well struck and full of luster. I see numerous Die cracks and a few die chips. Not sure what else is going on...
I would say that it was struck through grease or other debris. This is an great example due to the surface it covers. It's also s common error....
Not worth grading. Very common.
The fingerprint of a CC worker from 1883. Now that's a wonderful thought! :)
It's damaged and worth face value.
Common 2019-D Cent from Denver. It's damaged from a coin rolling machine.
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