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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Popcornman, post: 2819942, member: 89206&quot;]I also have a 1964 copper penny that has a shiny finish like a proof coin but it&#039;s not mirror like. It has Square Sharp edges the Finish is satiny. It has no scratches or dents. If you look up 1964 special mint penny it will give you a description of the special mint pennies that are believed to be prototypes. The penny that I have fits the description and the criteria . From what I read they only have certified 22 of them. I also have a 1927 special strike nickel. There&#039;s only five of them that was meant it. Most people have never heard of either one of these coins. I don&#039;t know how to send pictures. Hopefully I can find someone that would be willing to show to show me how to post pictures that&#039;s why I&#039;m describing them to you rather than sending a picture. Tell me what you think. The 1927 special strike nickel has a die mark at the eight position on the back by the buffalo. It also has micro cracking. Most people even coin dealers have never heard of these coins. I would appreciate it if you would look them up and read the descriptions and let me know what you think thank you very much. I know your time is valuable to you and believe me I&#039;m not trying to waste your time.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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