Looks like the E took a hit to me and caused damage to the rim as well.
PMD. Damaged so spend it fast.
Looks good to me but you need to send it back to the US of A. Too bad it toned dark but a 1917 is a good date.
Just look at the reverse of the cent.
The good ole USA and the correct term is cent, not a penny.
Paddy, you're an error collector. Is it the price that holds you back from adding this to your, from what I've seen, fantastic collection?
1982 Copper & Zinc-both large & small date varieties 1982-D Copper large date 1982-D Zinc large & small date varieties These are the 7...
Correct! It only took 34 years.
1982 cents have 7 varieties. Copper and Zinc both with large and small dates.
I like the charts. PM's are a long term investment, at least to me they are. Buy, hold and wait. Inflation affects them too.
@ewomack I think your decision is the right thing to do. This coin would have made a good poll. lol
Nice find! Hopefully there's more in the future. It pays to be nice to your tellers.
Missed out on another great deal.
Not a 2 or anything else. It's a combination of wear and dirt, which gives the appearance you see. Our eyes combined with our brain can allow us...
Judging the coin and not thryarea in question I believe it to be PMD. The surface is beat up everywhere.
Now that's funny. I know where that came from.
I wouldn't grade it. It looks like an old light cleaning and now its retoning. If it did straight grade, which I doubt, EF-45 would be pushing it....
I'd clean that Yemen coin as well. Looks like a great coin and a wonderful piece of history. I for one would like to see pre and post photos if...
Someone was having a bad hair day and it wasn't Jefferson.
I sold an empty Billy Beer can for $4.50 in my antique store a couple months ago.
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