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weight provided

See picture below 

Had This For a Few Years

Any Idea on Year/Rarity

or Exactly what the current market value is?

-this will be interesting watching the responses because they’re must be a knowledgeable IV out there somewhere-

I await your responses/replys

Thanks Again!! 

On 11/2/2022 at 7:24 PM, Just Bob said:

You don't have to take my word for it. If you think it is a variety and you want to find out, send it in. It is your money to spend as you see fit.

I’ll send it in

It hasn’t been touched since the ms67 was sent in haha!!! 
 

you guys are great graders

The other coin I had Recieved a ms67 in 1995.

this is my other one. This will be atleast a ms67 or better lol. 

On 11/2/2022 at 7:15 PM, Just Bob said:

I have a feeling you will be disappointed if you send that in for grading hoping for a doubled die designation. It looks like die erosion doubling to me.

This coin was set aside fresh from the boxes in 1995 because of its doubling.

immaculate is possible not erosion.

looking for a high grade here  or nice offer.

I hand pried/open all the boxes/rolls it came from in 1995.anyone got a fetch on a idea of price. Only one I got.

1995 ddo is a rare variety

1995 D ddo - the usual is to expect 10x the 1995 variety.

not a scratch or nick on it.

glad I picked the Denver boxes haha!!

feel free to contact for offer,,

Beautiful 1995-D Double Die- High MS expectancy (possibly ms67/67+)

getting ready to send it in

Thanks slick!

Better pictures with lighting.

Straight on shot/Super close up of the obverse reverse 

Obverse/Reverse of the penny, and a close up again of the 8.

Any thoughts after seeing the close up of the 8 now. Notice theres a chip in the 8 at the bottom on the left.

So what variety is this that I have? That’s a nice looking 7 down there from my guess.. there is just 3 varietys known?

I have a 1888/7 Indian Head Penny

A microscope is necessary to identify detail on this key date variety.

Is this correct that a microscope is necessary to see the 8 over the 7 or am I wrong?

Does anyone else agree?

I’ve also noticed they are different versions of the 1888/7, any idea on what version this is, I know very little about Indian head pennys but I saw 2 key marking details with my research on coin sites and did see several different types of 1888/7 indian head pennys.

Thanks in advance for the help guys!

Oh okay that makes total sense!! I bet household cleaners would be the culprit here on this coin as cutler stang and mike explained. I will not be sending in this one this time around. Thank you!!!

Can anyone tell me all the weights/types of different planchets that made it through the mint during the wheat penny series? Would be a major help thank you or a link to a site that has information on that? I can’t find anything regarding planchet types weights and errors on the net right now....

Doesn’t appear plated I have a plated penny I got graded the other day right here. See the difference

Without flash

Extra pictures 

*with the flash on*

I have a question about this wheat penny. It’s weighing in at 3 grams and is silver with some red/toning

Has some light doubling but definitely visible doubling under a microscope.

my scale is alittle off but it comes in at 3.00-3.02

Any idea on what this is? Planchet error? Planchet type?