1991 Lincoln penny with a big "F" Stamped into it.

Yes maybe..

 

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It would be better for you to open your own thread be sure to show a pic of both sides and state your question. JMO
Dave

 

paddyman98 - I like your Common Cents !

 

Did you read the thread above? Likely no reason to post your coin.

 

I have one too are you sure?

 

I am as sure as my name is Paddy!

There are thousands of counterstamp coins out there. All done deliberately after it left the Mint.

 

Thousands?? I know of one person alone who has put almost a quarter of a million counterstamped coins into circulation. But I suppose that counts as "thousands".

 

I have a 1990 penny with a big letter J stamped above the date, the penny is like new, is it possible a church stamped it?

 

I have a 1990 penny with a big letter J stamped above the date, the penny is like new, is it possible a church stamped it?

 

I have a 1990 penny with a big letter J stamped above the date, the penny is like new, is it possible a church stamped it?

 

We would never know unless you actually saw the person who did it. Why would you think a church did the counterstamp?

 

J for Jesus is probably what they are thinking. Could be anything though.

 

I say, J for JOY! Like Merry Christmas and Joy to all men and of course, women.

 

Geez guys! Spending a lot of time on a non-counterstamped coin. Call it what you want but it has no value and would essentially be impossible to document. In my decades of collecting counterstamps I've only seen one or two "initials only" issues that were attributed...by historical references.

Btuce

 

Sorry, meant to say "on a common counterstamped coin"

Bruce

 

Dug this up metal detecting. Not a counter stamp. But I did find it near a church.