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D. Hello my name is Freddie, I think I sent you a bit more then I expected . I know you can't appraise all of them I have lots, lots of coins I have been at it for the six years on and off , lately I have been more interested and that I have red a lot about coins but I'm steel having a tough time , the coins I sent you too me I think error coins most of them , 1995, 1996 error on each side missing hair , missing ear , die crack or double die , 1972 possible double die on his face , 1955 wheat penny I know about the double die this has a die crack on his head , the E on States looks like an L or die chip I think maybe doubling , 1992 penny possible double die and letters numbers missing and the last set 1955 double die I think cause maybe not the real deal but the weight is on point Im hopping that maybe one is real ,,, thanks Freddie
Asked on Sep 25, 2022
The actual '55 is dramatic Suggest you buy the Red Book
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