1919-D with a lamination error through the date. Nice find.
@Bing Whatever it is it's neat and a great find.
Definitely a woodie or improperly mixed alloy Joy. A keeper for sure. That slightly shiny area on the reverse that Seattlite mentioned looks...
Nope
Since when did Lincoln become an Indian?
With or without the protective wrapping?
Damaged for whatever reason means it's a spender. Welcome to CT.
A wonderful example of worn dies and grease. Yes it's a Mint error but it's not worth the trouble to sell it.
I believe bad money (Zinc cents) drive good money (copper Cents) out of circulation so I save the copper Cents. Wheats in one pile and Memorial...
Very nice.
Sweet!
Not an error. Damaged by someone with too much time on their hands.
I'd hold out for what I really want.
Worn but looks normal to as well.
AG-3 at best but if there is a D showing you have best the odds. Best wishes.
You know it's against the law to make your own, right? Just kidding. You are finding so much I think it's great!
If you are patient and keep looking you will be rewarded.
Not a blank planchet.
Welcome to CT. Damaged as stated.
Actually you should have said "Look Babe two dollars. lol Those bills have had a hard life but more than 50% of each bill is present. Next time...
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