What do you call this

I have a roll of these I opened at the touch it feels sank in looking it up they call it a borderline is this worth keeping and selling

 

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"Sank"? "Borderline"? Where did you look it up? Who is "they"?

Chris

 

Coin oops and couch collectables is it nothing I'll put them back in the jar to go back to the bank but there weird like 3-d looking

 

please do not listen to them.

 

I take everything with a grain of salt heritage auction and Fred Weinberg told me to come here so guess what I'm here listening to the pros

 

Although I like the fact that this coin couch collectible is getting more people interested in coin collecting I despise the part that it is mostly inaccurate information. Seems youtube is the way to go if you want people to listen too you but I believe that for the most part all of the coin youtube videos are incorrect.

 

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@Gator just to clear it up on your post. With your photos provided it looks like you have a normal 1982 large date cent. Worth one cent. Keep looking and good luck.

 

K I took another pic x4 so hope it looks better

 

It's the N in unum that looks doubled

 

Thanks Eric for your reply I'm trying maybe hoping to hard back to the drawing board ay

 

You have a slight Misaligned Die Strike. Very common and no premium.

 

That's a Nickel. Not the Cent from your first picture.
But no Doubling. Just Die Deterioration.

 

If the OP is trolling for errors, this is NOT a keeper. HOWEVER, if he is putting together a nice "from circ" set, that 1982-D LD bronze is a definite keeper. Now if it weighs out at Zincoln weight, NOW you have something really important.

 

Why? An 82 D LD Zinc is common

 

Which is the nearly unknown combo, then? There's 7 varieties, but not 8, except for a few known.

 

1982 D small date copper, last I heard there was only one known.

 

Thanks for the correction. That's what I get for posting before looking it up.

 

I have about a thousand 1982 d in a jar I go threw some each day hoping to find a copper small date

 

...or "through", even. "Threw" would indicate you've thrown them somewhere.