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I was not implying that it was a mule l was just referring to mule error due to this coin being a 1959. Also the coin in hand is so much better that the photo for what ever it may be as such as a lamination but it is formed no a stain nor carbon defect in copper. It’s some type of mint error

I accidentally posted the wrong rev it the one with the anomaly I didn’t know how to cance it when I realize my mistake

TNo I haven’t posted this coin an I will gladly post the reverse which is a memorial back and it isn’t a stain as you refer it as I have wash coin serveral times same result Otis form from pressure an with coin under a scope layed side by side with a wheat back you see the same image. This is no hoax or faking anything it’s been in one of my coin jugs for 60 years . I’m not trying to be rude or obnoxious I thought I was only showing an error that may never been seen before

Thanks good enough for thought I was having vision problems

O sorry I accidentally uploaded wrong photo s of 1958 l had in question about double die. I hope some sees some form of doubling if not I must be having major vision problems

I’ve had this coin for nearly 60 years now an I guess it’s time to ask about it l know 1959 was the transitional year from wheat back to memorial back cents an also the Mule Cent . The photos I’m posting seem far fetched but this is not a stain or what ever you may believe but you can see a feel with your finger nail every little groove in wheat stalks

I have come across 1958 that has a similar appearance of THE 1958 DDO I would like to submit photos of my 1958? DDO. The coin has some doubling but as usual I don’t know what type of doubling

I've come across a 1959D Lincoln cent with what appears as errors with and Anomaly on Reverse. The obverse side appears to be a DDO with D/D but my main questionable error is what looks like Wheat back Cent, 'Wheat Stalks' with Lincolns Bust an looking under scope an comparing markings to a wheat cent stalk appear the same .Im Sending Photos

I accidentally sent wrong photos of another coin

I’m sorry I sent the wt reverse photo I have a dffuct time in my photo library

I believe I have a Mint State or Near mint 1992 D. DDO / CAM/ D/D Lincoln Cent an appears initials FG are doubling in some form . Should I only have it authenticated or just have graded and send to auction?

Because it’s Dufy in weight and it was shined metal color it’s thinner than my other 1920 cent on rev side worn smooth with no rim an obverse still has complete rim San just minimal surface wear on Lincoln then started reading about the 1920s lincoln cent it went to Argentina planchette I started chk weight dia thickness an color an to me all matched up so that’s the reason And coin isn’t as dark as photo it’s dried out now I’ll send photos

Dawn dish liquid in one of those jewelry vibrating machines for 3 hr

Dang you hard how do I do this I live in a small co town I’ll be glad to send it somewhere

Ok I’m how do I do that It is nickel colored unde same light thought I sent that photo also

That’s what another person told it was supposed to nickel look to be Argentina planchette hope I didn’t ruin it

That’s the same coin I just wash it in a jewelry cleaner with detergent dawn for 3 hr an now it look not copper not magnetic

Chk photo again I wash coin in dawn detergent for a few hours to remove dir grime an years of contaminants

Why are u so rude I’m not jerking anyone chain an I know that y’all see all types of people but can tell you that I’m honest person an total disabled veteran trying to only have a hobby an not looking to deceive anyone for profit. I may be going at it wrong but got try because I do like the coin hobby an I’m sorry that you have made wrongful judgment of me

I hope washing the coin in dawn dishwashing detergent is ok to get all the grime an contamination off coin I’m sending you pictures it doesn’t look like copper

NGC GRADED 1just like this number 3467:309-009 heritage auctions I’d lot 9588 June 1.2016 The coin in articles about it it’s supposed to look well worn

I’ve got what I believe to be a 1920S wheat penny on$.10 centavos Argentina copper/Nickel planchette. It weighs 2.9 grams,1.25 mm thick 19.00 mm diameter.Has the Super Worn Red/Brown look with the Reverse side barely visiable. And to my research on the internet there is only 15 known

Well it doesn’t Matt to me because I can’t undo what someone did over a 100 years ago an they where my grandmother an pass them on to my grandchildren I knot that you guys are professional an l really respect your answers .The only one I can seen to understand is why a clean or polish coin is ruined to me they look great the next coin I post isn’t pretty but I think it’s very rare an vey few of them

Sir your wrong on both not being disrespectful 1878 is 7TF REV79 an is certified as aPL I was just playing with it under different lighting also you can do the ruler an readrule out to 12 inch you can read wording on paper without no problem And the 1901 conclusion was it was polished in the first 40years the past 94 years it’s been in lock box at bank

It’s just one coin it was my grandmother’s an wasn’t planning on selling it had it in our possession for 94 years an it always look like that since I was a child But I have been offered some pretty real money for it though. I know all collectors look at the coin being ruin. But to me it’s a very beautiful coin look much better than my photos my photography sucks But thank you for your opinion. Can you answer one question why? Is the coin hurt it looks so much better than a dirty one but that’s me I’m not a collector. But I do have another coin 1920S lincoln cent that’s on a Argentina 10 centavo planchette I will post very soon