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Paul Coppola

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  1. Paul Coppola
    How do you know that?
  2. Paul Coppola
    During the minting process when the planchets are coated with that ever so thin layer of copper errors sometimes occur. The zinc core is sometimes missing a portion or even all of the copper coating. If you find a cent that has no copper coating at all it is worth around $100. An example missing 50% of the copper plating is worth around $20 to $25. A specimen that is missing about 10% of the coating will be worth around $10. http://www.coincollectorguide.com/valuable-copper-pennies-and-zinc-errors/
  3. Paul Coppola
    https://www.pcgs.com/news/authenticating-silver-pennies
  4. Paul Coppola
    Thank you for all your help guys . I will go to a coin dealer monday to have it checked out
  5. Paul Coppola
    I inherited this coin from my mother. Do you think I should get it graded. I’m new to coin collecting.