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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CopperKing559, post: 1327184, member: 34940&quot;]Well, it definitely is NOT a worn coin. Clean of scratches and marks, hair is clearly visible on the head, and the rim is still in good condition. Not my coin, but here&#039;s an example; </p><p>[ATTACH]151393.vB[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>Looks nearly exactly like the 7. It&#039;s visible, but not a clear strike. Rather than only 1 digit, the whole date is uniformally faint, but still visible, with no visible mint mark, at all. It&#039;s not worn, but looks as if the die barely touched the coin with enough pressure to leave a date. Is it worth getting certified? Or, would I be better off selling it on ebay, to a coin shop, or throwing it in a pile? It&#039;s only a 2000, so not much copper value, which is the reason I&#039;ve even decided to enter the realm of coinage!</p><p><br /></p><p>As far as ebay, I&#039;ve given it some thought, but it&#039;s almost not worth it unless you have a Ryedale going full speed a few hours a day, or a Penny Miner. I&#039;ve sorted through approximately 4 boxes of cents and have around 20lbs of copper pennys, wheats included. I&#039;ve recently purchased a Penny Miser kit to sort a bit faster since I&#039;ve only hand sorted.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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