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ThePhiladelphiaPenny

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    Collect coins and dust EST. 2020
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    Wherever wheat pennies are sold....

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  1. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Nice.
  2. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Sadly, just regular US cents. I would ask if there was anything else you wanted to know about them, but then I would be a copycat......
  3. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Ooohhh, fun. All mine are worn out. My best is AU 50.
  4. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Oof. That's a rough coin. As the others have told you it's a dryer coin. No numismatic value, millions were made, and this one got unlucky.
  5. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Oh, so that's why they looked so funny. Thought they were replicas. LOL
  6.    ThePhiladelphiaPenny reacted to a post in a topic: 1938 and 1932
  7.    ThePhiladelphiaPenny reacted to a post in a topic: I have a 1974 Eisenhower dollar. That has 2 round marks on the reverse. I'm thinking possibly a strike through. What are all of your thoughts?
  8.    ThePhiladelphiaPenny reacted to a post in a topic: I have a 1974 Eisenhower dollar. That has 2 round marks on the reverse. I'm thinking possibly a strike through. What are all of your thoughts?
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  10. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Nice find! Good to see copper still going around.
  11.    ThePhiladelphiaPenny reacted to a post in a topic: Today's Coin Find
  12. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Very true. I find it sad that there are people selling these modified/mutilated/damaged coins. It's important to do your research first, otherwise you will need to much out who you buy from...
  13. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Hmm. Always a comedian. LOL
  14.    ThePhiladelphiaPenny reacted to a post in a topic: I received a cool looking coin yesterday 2002 p quarter what error is this
  15. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    It's too nice. It can't be. If it was real, it would be worth over $2,000.
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  18.    ThePhiladelphiaPenny reacted to a post in a topic: Found in a penny roll.
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  20. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    I see we all agree.
  21. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    I know, I said that wrong. I own a red book and I literally just read that part. LOL
  22. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Yay! A real error! Nice job. A few dollars maybe? I don't know a whole lot on errors.
  23. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Sadly, I don't think this is an error coin. Now, I know what your thinking: "What do you mean it's not an error?! It's got the image of another coin on it!", but I'll explain why. Do you see those indents? Like the second date, or the memorial? That leads me to believe that somebody put some glue on, and pressed another coin onto it. If it was a double strike, they would NOT be indents in the coin, they would be "sticking up" from the coin like the rest of the surface. I believe they call that a "vise job"? As for the rim, it might be an error, but I think somebody just introduced it to a hammer. It's too bad you bought this. Just a regular cent that somebody modified.
  24. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Agreed. Also, why would somebody go through the trouble of replating it, just to release it into circulation, this is a roll find after all.... I'd say it's a proof. Worth 10 dollars maybe?
  25. ThePhiladelphiaPenny
    Nice find @J P M, the oldest wheatie I ever found was 1919. Similar condition to yours. I'm still trying to find one from that year.