Yup, large date.
I think it will be worth more in the Bicentennial wrapping.
Very nice example and congrats on 20,000 posts.
A slightly better date but it has been cleaned. Better than melt. Welcome to CT.
Struck through nothing. That's Damage. Welcome to CT.
A great response, thank you.
I have one as well. Put it in an airtight or a flip to protect that attached lamination. You don't want it to break off.
1 chin and 1 mouth. A common worn wheat cent. Not s struck through.
That is some serious damage.
$1.00 to $1.50 for the lot.
Not me.
Old die
I know pictures can be deceiving but they look fine to me. Again, please answer the questions posted by other CT members. The answers are all...
Only in the word TRUST.
I'm with Frank.
Jewelers use tools every day to make or repair jewelry yet I never see any tool marks on jewelry. Emery paper is used to smooth metal. Damaged...
Where are the pictures and what is a cooper planchet? Again, welcome to CT.
Lesson learned Meow?
There are people that are trying to build a complete set of restored (now damaged) dateless Buffalo Nickels. Not a bad idea really. Enjoy.
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