Please show photos of both sides.
You just never know until it happens.
It's been too many years since I've seen one in circulation so can't say.
Common doubling on a zinc cent.
Greaser
There's a clear crack on the rim on the first close up photo. Not a cud.
The first thing I saw was the crossbar on the 4. It just doesn't look straight to me.
X2
Your coin is suffering from being copper coated zinc. The copper plating bubbled and popped. Very common. Welcome to CT.
No, machine doubling is flat and shelf like. It is very common and provides no extra value. Not a novelty. Welcome to CT.
Looks flat and shelf like and that would be MD or mechanical doubling which is common. Photos of the entire coin, both sides, may prove otherwise.
That is funny! Laughing with you, not st you.
Not bad for 10 years of circulation. A few golds and a nut of wear but it's clean, no writing or Teller stamps. A radar and bookends equals a...
Please post a photo of the reverse so we can compare it to the obverse. TY
Nice, sometimes you hit the jackpot and other times, your skunked.
Not painted but toned from the environment.
MS/64 bug not worth the grading fees.
A very nice coin but not worth grading.
What the frog said.
Not seeing any errors, just a nice worn Buffalo worth about a quarter.
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