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Well after a dip it will look nice in the collection 

2 hours ago, Hoghead515 said:

Run a magnet accross it. It will more than likely stick to a magnet. I don't think always but that's one of the first test to perform.  A real one won't stick to a magnet.  These are counterfeited quite often.  I own 2 counterfeits myself.  There is no way I'd ever try to sell them to Noone. Just have them to compare others to. And wo flip around and different of reasons. If it doesn't stick to a magnet that still doesn't mean anything. 

Yeah that was the first thing I did before I weighed it and no stick .

Okay I have been comparing to the off center bust variety and not having the “fang” die markers . It is right weight and size with having the die scratch under the lower wing on reverse just thought I would look for another opinion.

Wondering if I should send in?

I have found a wheat cent only weighs 2.8 grams. I’m wondering if it could be struck on silver planchette. It’s not steal it doesn’t stick to magnet. It is environmentally damaged but what I can figure is it is under 1920 for year. 

2 minutes ago, Coinbuf said:

  Microscopes, sigh.  Looks like strike doubling only but if you really want an opinion show the whole coin.

Now I’ve known about ddr in Philadelphia mint but never in the Denver business strike.?

Okay thank you for the info

Do you think it’s worth getting these graded I have 4 of them

They have the Roman numerals for the date. Correct me if I’m wrong but I believe they switched in early 90’s?

Can anyone shed some light on this gold coin ? 

I recently got an roll of wheat pennies and one i thought was a 1943 steel by the color, but it is a 1937 and sticks to a magnet. Could I have something here?  

Just wondering if any significance to the deep red color of some wheats I have? Thanks

Anyone have any I got on this token ? Thanks 

A beautiful day for some wheats 

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