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Alright VKurtB, that's fair enough. I won't ask anyone to be anything else but who they are, and your right am ignorant on Alot of things but I'm willing to listen, hear and learn. I jumped the gun on the 82 probably because I was overly excited. The 82 is the unicorn of my hunt I've been looking for 8 years ever since I got into coins and my desire to find it is bordering on insane. I love the hunt there's a thrill in it that I can't explain in words and anything I know about coins I learned on my own so there's no way everything I've learned is correct. I was raised old school VKurtB and I was taught never to disrespect your elders so I sincerely apologize for popping off with the mouth sir you did not deserve that attitude. I get tunnel vision and my blood starts boiling when I feel my intelligence is being attacked not making excuses for my behavior I'm just explaining the reason.

I appreciate all the professional opinions. Admittedly I am new and I welcome polite criticism so that in the future I actually do know what I'm talking about instead of looking like a fool. To anyone of you that writes a negative comment such as calling me stupid you can go to hell. There is such a thing as professional courtesy and respect if you can't conduct yourself with respect that just makes you a poor excuse for a person. I have done absolutely nothing to deserve being called names or to have anyone insinuate that I'm not intelligent. You don't know me so don't comment on my posts if you have negative comments because I would not disrespect you like that whether it's online or in person

First off I do apologize I don't have better pictures the images do not do the coin Justice. It isn't in perfect condition but I assure you it most certainly is a small date 1982 D copper. I will endeavor to get better up to date pictures of the coin as soon as possible but I would like to hear opinions about the 1982 D small date and I'd really like to hear from anyone who has found one.

Alright thank you very much for helping me identify a piece of scrap metal lmao. Man that's disappointing but at least it's not my coin I was just trying to help someone find out what it was.

I'm not going to say you're wrong because I'm new to this concept, but from a logical based point of view if two coins got smashed together as you say wouldn't it damage the date? in the pictures the date is pretty clear it doesn't seem to be smashed. The way the letters line up with the numbers I would assume that the date would have been destroyed when these two got smashed together there's no way it would have survived. When you put a penny through a coin flattener it completely erases the image I can't imagine anything of either image would be left at all. I don't know again I'm not saying you're wrong but it just don't make sense to me.

I was helping my friend look through his old pennies and he turned the pages of his collector book to the 1944s and showed me a very strange penny. It has both obverse and reverse ides of the coin on one side and nothing on the other. I'm not asking to sell it or for a verified US dollar value I just want to know if anyone can help me get an idea how rare is this coin what this you call this type of error.

I was helping my friend look through his old pennies and he turned the pages of his collector book to the 1944s and showed me a very strange penny. It has both obverse and reverse ides of the coin on one side and nothing on the other. I'm not asking to sell it or for a verified US dollar value I just want to know if anyone can help me get an idea how rare is this coin what this you call this type of error.

I was helping my friend look through his old pennies and he turned the pages of his collector book to the 1944s and showed me a very strange penny. It has both obverse and reverse ides of the coin on one side and nothing on the other. I'm not asking to sell it or for a verified US dollar value I just want to know if anyone can help me get an idea how rare is this coin what this you call this type of error.