Damaged and you were on a roll for a little bit.
That's from a small die chip. Die chips are very common and provide no extra value. Welcome to CT.
The chances of your finding a coin good and clean enough to be slabbed is almost nill. They have been banging against each other for sometime now....
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Just a plain circulated 1981 cent minted in Philadelphia with circulation damage. Welcome to CT.
Coin tubes of course. The junky stuff goes in paper wrappers.
Thank you, great examples.
See, it does work! ;)
I remember that commercial!
Now that's funny! :)
It looks like a clad coin to me, just damaged by the environment and circulation. Spend it.
That J is not imprinted, it's cut into. It's damaged, just worth a cent.
Mind reading? I thought they were used to ward off aliens. :)
Basically the same thing-overpriced. :)
It's as plain as the nose on my face.
Suddenly everyone is finding 1969-S Cents that are worth a small fortune. Is there a new UTube video on this?
Let you know what? It's a 1939 nickel. Worth five cents.
Metal is metal and all metal will scratch a coin.
I've never seen a die clash look like that.
Seriously? It's damaged. You can see the hit on the rim. The seller is also the person that discovered this and he has not 1 but 2 of them available.
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