1927 wheat Is it worth anything? I've never seen anything quite like it lol

I have a1927 wheat penny and it's kinda like inverted!!
Is it worth anything??

 

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What do you mean by inverted?
Show the Obverse also.. The front of the coin.

All I see is a damaged Cent

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Ohhh wow . Poor thing . Bury it please .

 

Looks like it was hit by BB's on the obverse.

 

It's in worse shape than an old deer crossing sign on a county road in rural Arkansas. It's technically worth 1c, but you'd have to go to a bank to get that, as it won't go through a counting machine. As a mutilated common wheat cent, it has no numismatic value.

 

Hey, I live in Arkyville and resemble that remark.

 

I remember a lot of such signs when I drove to visit the Gallery Mint Museum in Eureka Springs many years ago, to the point where I was surprised when I saw a more pristine one.

 

Well at one time the state moniker was the bear state. Then it changed to the diamond state. Then it became the natural state. Now it is unofficially known as arsonsaw. Arson seems to be a naturally occurring event in the Ozarks. We still have bears and mountain lions do an occasional stroll thru here. The Arkansas State Diamond Park still coughs up diamonds. And it is a beautiful state to grow weeds, rocks, and hillbillies in. Other than that, we could use some new road signs...martha