Does it look like this; http://www.coppercoins.com/diesearch.php-not this link, my bad http://www.coppercoins.com/diesearch.php?page=192 Sorry...
Ha ha, that was a good laugh!
[ATTACH][ATTACH] Got this today.
I keep coins for the same reason. :smile
If you want to, you can take it to your bank and get it exchanged for a new [undamaged] one.
I think so.
He means graded by a third party grading service, such as PCGS (google PCGS and you will see what I mean.) The obverse has nice eye appeal, but it...
Gas bubbles can only occur on plated cents so only on 1982 cents and above.
I wonder if mine's related: [ATTACH] BadThad's is on page 31 post 452 for those who want to see his coin.
That's okay. I am unfamiliar with this doubled die, but here's a website that has a list of die varieties....
Cents aren't clad, they are plated.
It is definitely not a greased strike through, as this would obscure some of the details, instead of creating a raised bump. This could be a die...
...Or you could just post both sets of pictures in one thread and not have us go between two treads to evaluate your coin in an accurate matter.
Did you find it in a roll?
I on the other hand, have pulled out coins that have die polish on one side, or have clips that can barely be seen.
Not really, I usually get at least 2 per box. The oldest one I have found is from 1939, so I would guess it is not uncommon to find older ones,...
It is an error, it's called an off center coin, when the planchet is, well, off center when struck. I would venture to say it's from 1975 to 1979...
You would both be paying the same thing it was free :). BTW it's not for sale. The story is on that thread about your best finds, but I couldn't...
Great find, Noobismatist. I wish I had your luck :D. First box of cent in 2012... 1 wheat cent (1952 D) Disappointing to say the least, although...
Okay, thanks.
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