Ive been unable to find any thing on this. Except that its a china cash knife im interested in purchasing it but trying to make sure im not over paying for it. I've been unable to translate it, so therefore the year is unknown. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Hopefully the photos will work there what i been able to take with this phone  

On 10/16/2021 at 7:09 AM, RWB said:

The coins were never polished.

Silver was not used in experimental US Lincoln cents.

Thank you @RWB

On 10/15/2021 at 4:36 PM, GBrad said:

Steel Lincoln Cents should weigh 2.7 grams give or take their acceptable tolerances.  A copper Lincoln should weigh approximately 3.1 grams and has a weight tolerance of +/- .13 grams.  The zinc cored and copper plated Lincoln Cents should weigh approximately 2.5 grams with a weight tolerance of +/- .10 grams. As far as the 1943 Steel Lincoln I believe it still abides by the weight tolerance of +/- .13 grams.  The steel Lincoln's normal weight is approximately 2.7 grams (actually 2.689 grams to be exact) and it seems your steelies are within the recognized tolerances.  Just FYI, there have been numerous coins of all denominations found over the years that fall outside of the published and known mint tolerances.  However, in order for a coin to be considered a true oddity or mint error regarding weight, it would actually need to fall well outside of the recognized tolerances. 

31 U.S. Code § 5113 - Tolerances and testing of coins

@Gbrad thank you for that info. Ive never really dealt with steel cents much till recently.there just not appealing to me but here of late ive found several BU in OBR ive purchased off ebay. Id read some where ( dont recall where now) about a experimental silver composition cent in 43 and 44 so i been weighting them all to keep from scratching them with magnet. The silver is said to weigh in at 4.2 grams if i recall correctly. Then again i maybe mis informed completely as not ever thing online is true that you read. Heck just look at my FB it says im a french model..lol..JK...anybow thanks again for the knowledge

On 10/15/2021 at 7:27 PM, RWB said:

For the silver coins (Barber's design) a normal mirror-like proof dies was used (nothing but a polished die). For Saint-Gaudens and Pratt gold, the coins were struck from new dies on a medal press. If satin proofs were wanted, the coins were delivered as-is. If sandblast (incorrectly called "matte") was wanted, the coins were individually sandblasted just like medals; this made each coin unique as far as precise texture was involved.

The minor coins - Lincoln cent and Buffalo nickel - were issued in too large a quantity to individually sandblast the coins, so new dies were sandblasted, hardened, and then used to strike proofs on a medal press.

Never knew that. Just always assumed they polished the die or the coin depending on finish wanted never dreamed sandblasting was use. That's very interesting and good info to know.thanks

On 10/15/2021 at 4:00 PM, RWB said:

Note that for matter proof Lincolns and Buffaloes, the dies were sandblasted, not the coins.

Sandblasted? I didnt even know there was sandblasting involved at all. Now im really learning somthing.

.67 mm think 

16.71 diameter

Weight .68g 

I still believe this to be Polish but unsure as its not was great shape as the other one posted mins ago .

This coin is 2.9g heavy, very thin at .64mm , diameter. Of 18.24mm thanks any more i fo need please ask and ill get it to you. I think this one and the one im posting after this one are both polish solidus but they look some what different on at i call the obverse ( opposite the S) compared to photos ive found. 

Well thanks guys seems like yall confirmed my opinion about it. Also thank for pointer on what to look for i learned quite abit from this.

@Gbrad quick question what should a '43 steel weigh? Thought it was 2.5 but ive got one at 2.78 and one at 2.81 even had '37 at 3.5.4 had recalibrate my scale and checked them all again same results

https://m.timesofindia.com/business/faqs/gold-faqs/916-and-hallmarked-gold-in-india/articleshow/64633001.cms

On 10/14/2021 at 2:37 PM, VKurtB said:

And it’s getting worse by the day. It needs SERIOUS attention.

Yes sir i finally after week and a half of trying to post topics of coin issues im having was able to today i think by shear luck of trying desktop mode from my mobile. Pain in the rear but was able to finally post.

Hello ALL

Been unable to get on here and post for some unknown reason until today i loaded the page it desktop mode and bam can post so ive got 3 or 4 coins i got questions about. Anyhow back to this 1910 P wheat cent. How do i know if this coin is truly a proof or not? Bought it in a lot of 2x2 carded cents and this one had proof wrote on the 2x2 by the date. In my opinion it is not a proof but idk as ive only ever owned RD modern proofs never seen a BN proof but teach me somthing guys...

On 10/2/2021 at 11:08 AM, Jblindy said:

If you are asking me…I’m going to have to respectfully decline to answer. I am far, far removed from being able to give any sort of qualifying answer as I am a new collector myself. I am interested in Morgan’s because I found one in a small collection of coins I got from my mom when she passed away. That and I think the Morgan is a beautiful coin.  I was looking through eBay a few weeks ago and found a very nice looking ungraded toned Morgan. Of course I had to research it. Based on my research, particularly the article referenced above, I decided not to purchase. 
I think your best bet would be to take it to a qualified dealer and let them physically look at it, because some of the pictures you posted scream artificial, while others make me scratch my head and wonder if it might possibly be the real deal. But like I said, I’m just a new collector trying to learn the ropes myself. 

Ive been in the hobby for awhile just untill recent ive always just dealt with copper only the past year have i gotten interested in silver coinage 

On 10/2/2021 at 8:42 AM, Jblindy said:

Here’s a great website on toned Morgan’s. I was looking at an ungraded toned Morgan on eBay, so of course I went on my research rampage.

You may have already seen it, but if not, here you go. 
https://www.monstertonedmorgans.com/all-about-toned-morgans

Thank you and if im reading this rite then my coin is natrually toned please see attached 

And to think all i was really wanting to know if it would grade at least an ms63 so could get my money back out of it toning never crossed my mind as ive seen some wild.  $#!÷ graded as far as toning goes

@Mohawk @Woods020 @Coinbuf and the reverse 

@Mohawk @Woods020 @Coinbuf thank yall but now yall have me worried cause ive got more than i should tied up in this coin so hopefully this helps if not im gonna ha e to send it in just to be able to sell it. Cause if the next guy sends it in and it is questionable then i couldnt sleep at night but anyhow here you guys go new photos  and again thank y'all!!! y'all input really means alot. Differnt backgrounds lighting changes slight angles variations if need more or somthing differnt please ask and again thanks

ill post different picks thanks guys

On 10/1/2021 at 8:26 PM, Mohawk said:

JAnsley....I should ask if you're having a better day before I share my thoughts on that coin.

Yes mowak iam.. And also i do apologize for my actions the other day. And i want you to KNOW i appreciate and value your opinion

On 10/1/2021 at 6:05 PM, Mikhail2400 said:

Yeah no sense in sending that one off. Ill tell you what Ill do, since im feeling generous today ill give you $10 over melt value and ill tell you the joke about the Nun and the Uber ride.

Lmao...the joke sounds good but ill have to pass on OFFER unfortunately ive got more than that invested in it. TBH i probably spent more than its worth..thats why curious to what it may gradeso i can put a value number on it. 

On 10/1/2021 at 5:04 PM, Mr.Bill347 said:

A nice looker for sure 

Thank you Mr. Bill that look did come with a price tag though..boy was my wife pissed off when i told her. Thats why im gonna sell it so can buy her some jewelry or something idk anything to get off the sofa and back in my bed

First and foremost id like to apologize for my temper and mouth my last post couple weeks back. Was having a bad day and the advice i was given didnt set well with my day. Yet thats still no excuse i will control that from now on and i really do appreciate all advice negative and positive. NOW is this morgan worth sending in to be graded and slabbed before trying to sell it? Or should i just try sell it raw?? 

On 9/5/2021 at 10:10 PM, Woods020 said:

Not a mint mark. For several reasons. Have you ever seen a US coin other than Indian gold or the hideous presidential/sac dollars that have an incuse mint mark? How do you propose if it was a mint mark it got placed on the neck? Wouldn’t the much more likely scenarios be that is was a counter stamp or just part of the environmental damage?

I dont know terminology and no I didn't think it was a counterstamp the only thing close enough to know what to call what I'm trying to say other than a strikethrough would be a die Clash but I know that's not it right either that's why it would be inverted but I'm too stupid to figure the s*** out I guess so I'm out thank you guys very much though and I won't bother you with any more s***

On 9/5/2021 at 9:09 PM, gmarguli said:

You're confused. This is the SMS version, not the circulation strike version. Census is 2,921 in this grade and close to 300 graded higher. Didn't check the value, but probably under $20.

Ok thank you for that. I fudged that number up idk how i miss the sms. If its $20 dollar vaule then the guys crazy he is now ask 21.xx something cant recall and wont come off price but 10% only if you buy 6 or more

On 9/5/2021 at 5:59 PM, Woods020 said:

My question was going to be the same as @Greenstang….What could possibly have happened during the minting process to cause this? That should always be your first question. And if you think strike through what could have been struck through to cause this? 
 

Just a dime that lived a rough life and has some environmental damage. 

@Woods020 so it the s mm noramal for the barber dime to be on obverse in middle of liberty neck? 

On 9/5/2021 at 5:08 PM, Greenstang said:

There is nothing there that could happen during the striking of the coin. PMD

So the s on liberty neck is normal?