44 D/S composite plantchet

just bought another one MS for $1.59 they didnt see it. Just give it to me. And No marks too.

 

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Sorry. You have a damaged coin.

 

Great deal.
You keep getting deals like that and you'll be living large in no time.

 

When you say 'composite'.. You are referring to Shell Casing Cent correct? Because that's what a 1944 Cent is.
I also say damaged on both sides.

 

Yes damage and say composite because thats the correct terminology. Not because i know what the correct terminology means.

 

Well excuse me..
I will no longer be responding to any of your threads. I don't like rudeness.

 

Im just being truthful. I said that thinking you mite tell me. But i can see there a bunch of bass acerdness around hear. Im just here for the party. And i got to get to ya and weed ya out somehow. Eventually Just today was your day. U No longet need to respond to my wicked webbs i weave. I mean threads.

 

The MM is worn, it's not a D/S. The coin is a low AU/XF and damaged, worth about 5C.

 

Can't see it from the pics.

 

This site is being hijacked.

 

I thought it was determined in here that no coins were actually minted from shell casings. The shells were gathered but they were never recycled is my understanding.

 

... and then there's my old friend, the "Ignore" button...

 

Yup a damaged coin worth nothing.

 

So many newbie experts..... just wish some could read,write and spell.duh!

 

Well there are records of the shell casing arriving at the mint daily by the railroad car load, so if they weren't recycling them what were they doing with them? Also the amount of copper allocated to the mint by the war production board wasn't enough to have allowed for the production of the number of cents they made, so if they were using the shellcases where did the other copper come from?

 

Oh Paddy you just wait this one is especially fun, he thinks he is God!

 

I'm waiting to hear benefits of the famous rock tumbler.

 

Well if he starts turning water into shiaz ,message me , I enjoy a glass of red from time to time....free taste even better.

 

I was going to hit the ignore button but I want to see how much more he posts just for fun.

 

I know the mint had the capability for cold roll milling but did it also have the capabilities (blast furnaces and the like) required to process spent (scrap) shell casings into finished brass sheet coils or ingots?