A common worn wheat cent. Maybe a buck.
It's a stain and with a wee bit of imagination it resembles a face.
AU-55
A plastic case like Tupperware is fine. Avoid Glad or Saran wrap along with rubber bands.
Worn.
Welcome to CT. You have a normal cent but a beautiful avatar. Congrats.
Just an ordinary note with no extra value.
Acid damaged. Worth face value.
Looks normal but the obverse is damaged as stated.
Not an S mintmark. It's an upside down 5. :)
https://www.coinnews.net/2019/02/20/u-s-mint-ends-production-of-90-silver-coins/
Damaged, not an error. Welcome to CT.
What you see is normal.
A lot of people saved coins from 1965, the year of no silver, to 1976, the Bicentennial. None are worth more than face value. Welcome to CT.
Grease filled Die on the first coin and MD on the second coin. No extra value but neat to add to your collection. Welcome to CT.
X2 on the grease.
Looks MD to me.
I'm at AU-55, maybe 58.
No, all serial numbers are different. Unique is quite more than one of a kind.
Right place, right time and right money.
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