JT2

like @Sandon said this would be nothing more that melt value due to its harsh cleaning.  

ever herd of a dremel? 

I think this may be an N3 rartiry 2  with the green on it it could have been harshly cleaned looking at the color of the copper.  That Green could be PVC sludge or environmental damage it is hard to tell without having it in hand. 

if it is real 100€ is a great price, about half of market value

the @Fenntucky Mike is correct it is a die chip  in the S  the other is just die deterioration

that is not a die clash... dont waste your money qon getting it graded it is a common wheat cent.  99% of the wheat cent series are not worth getting slabbed with your own money.  

these look like a belt sander had a field day.

On 8/15/2023 at 2:44 PM, Coinbuf said:

hat he became a very generous grader when he graded and slabbed his own coins

Same reason that Doctor should not work on their family members  then ten to take things a little lightly.

On 8/15/2023 at 2:44 PM, Coinbuf said:

I actually have several of the old ACG slabs, much like the old ANACS holders I like the compact design

I do as well and i think they are an even match with the big 2 grading companies.  very easy to handle and easy to store.

Like @Sandon said it looks to be a struck through.  probably some sort of cloth got caught in the press after cleaning. or something.  The finding of true error coins rarely comes from circulation finds.

looks a little off center to me that could lead to the wider rim on the liberty side.  and @Hoghead515  is correct on the die chip 

looks like it was struck with a chisel or some other blunt object.  defiantly not a Mint error.

yes sir looks like a sand blaster hit it.  dont send it in put it in a flip or a folder

If you are just looking to get it slabbed then yes it is a candidate.  however if you are looking to get an actual grade on it you should pass.   The coin will defiantly get a details grade or Net grade if you send it in.  anywhere from 35 - 45 in the Fine categories. just like the guys said.

like @ldhair said the first 2 are just something someone puit together the third is a U.S. Proof Set from '68 and the last are the Mint set

If you like fishing you could always melt it down for a sinker.. It isnt worth anything more than melt.

thats not a die crack that is an injury to your cent by something hitting it.

of course it will..  I think i would fill in some of my holes............

it was found in the bottom of   a wishing well as in  "I wish it was a find"

yeah right like Philly and San Francisco were immune to Covid.......  I thhink if you look at the record the SAEs have been produced at alternate mints most of the years for the bullion coins

You 1981 SBA is a type T2 clear "S"  variety  The type "1" or sometimes called a filled "S" or Blob "S"  basically if you can see the clear distinct sides of the S when you look at it it is a Type 2

On 7/30/2023 at 11:10 PM, Coinbuf said:

I highly recommend AngelDees.

I'm a second to the @Coinbuf  Andy is one of the foremost experts on small change.  1, 2, 3, 5 Cent coins.  as for ungraded Northeast is good.  Coast to Coast and or L&C have all been really good for me.