I only have the one photo to go on but I believe this is an altered 1942 cent. At some point someone scratched the obverse by the first T in TRUST...
I wouldn't call that off center but I would think that it is a slightly misaligned Die strike and that is what is causing the high rim on the left...
Excellent explanation!
You're welcome
I get it but the unknown factor is how did the seller? Is it stolen from the Mint? If so, they want it back. Will the seller give a written guarantee?
MD is mechanical doubling. There are a few other names and numerous types of doubling but they are all worthless doubling as it common.
No dropped anything on coins, only bills. You're seeing the light reflecting off of Lincoln's hair.
Worthless doubling. A lot of people make the mistake you did so this should help: Died Someone left this world Dyed Like tie dyeing a t-shirt...
Very nice example and you can see the date. Wonderful!
Looks like a good roll to go through.
Nice piece but make sure you are allowed to have this.
PS. The correct spelling is nickel.
Stained but that is considered damaged.
Worthless doubling
Not that do can see.
Your note is genuine but in a low condition. With paper money, collectible modern bills must be in better shape. This has folds, a stain and part...
MD but a nice one!
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Not trying to hijack but do you have both halves of a split planchet? Here's mine.[ATTACH]
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