Nice jello!
Not sure if this is the answer you're looking for but as you may already know as the zinc rots it lifts the plating and normal handling moves it...
I agree finding them does make us a little excited.
I had the same thought. you just beat me to the comment Hobo.
Don't know why anyone would spoon a cent. It would be an awfully small ring. I vote dryer coin.
Now that's a beaut!
Good suggestion.
Clearer pictures would help, please.
Ha ha he he he!
It is over!
http://coinauctionshelp.com/wrongplanchetminterror.html
What I appreciate is that N Stansbury posted a picture with two coins, the coin in question and a cent side by side. Clearly it shows the two...
Do you have stock in one of the grading companies? I think a blind man could tell it's not what you say it is.
Are we looking at the same picture?
http://science.wonderhowto.com/how-to/turn-pennies-into-silver-and-gold-coins-with-zinc-367856/
You could check it against other 'struck through' errors to determine what others are selling for. on e-bay
Well to me it looks like it was struck well, just a worn coin.
On the reverse below Monticello looks like a struck through, the line across Monticello does not.
Found this one today. It's a little worn. [IMG]
Found these; [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
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