Most likely another roll searcher went through it and rolled it up and boxed it in that manner. I wouldn't get another box like that if I were you.
Find a jar of similar size, fill it with pennies, count the pennies. Done.
Oh dear, not another friend like this.... Did you check the weight to see if it was silver? Did you check the edges to see if there was copper?...
Cool find! Nice that you had the money on hand to get those eh?
With that condition, I'd have to say filled/worn die.
Looks a little battered. Perhaps just normal wear? Since we can't see the whole coin, what do you think it could grade?
I personally think it looks fake. I have a few fake silver pesos and that looks like one of em.
Uhh, I want to say silver plated but weigh it against another dollar if you can
Sorry, with that blurriness I don't think any of us can identify whats on the coin let alone the wording.
It may be environmental. If you have a balance, weigh it to see if it matches other coins. If not, then its a different metal.
Pictures always help!
Not to sound like a jerk here, but were these photos taken by a potato?
Whats the error you think there is?
1950D penny. With that condition, I'd say VG10 at the most.
If you're looking at the memorial cents only, don't put any cents that are in bad condition. You're going to come across many MS/AU ones over the...
That is definitely zinc.
I also wanna say damaged planchet.
Fake. DO they have "COUNTERFEIT" or "COPY" stamped around the edges? Counterfeit coins without markings indicated that they are indeed fake are...
I'd say a 1980's penny with copper removed so that zinc is exposed and 8 just looks like 3.
Edited for Memorial Cents only: 1960 small date/large date/large over small 1960D small date/large date/D over D, small over large 1969S Dbl Die...
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