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D. Penny on the left you can see the outline of Lincoln is this coin a coin that should have not made it out to tne puplic or do I not have anything but a pile of scrap thanks
Not sure what you are trying to say. But you have two cents.
D. 1794 US DOLLAR FLOWING HAIR
We love these when they are real. Not this one. FOLLOW UP: I was curious as to why, in other words please educate me as to why the coin is not real. ANSWER: I'm not exactly sure what you mean. Why was it made as such? To deceive, I imagine. To get someone to pay in a fraudulent manner. How do I know? Appearance, context. The strike is weak, with a cast appearance. Coins are struck. The color is too even, unlike natural toning or oxidation. And it's not the sort of coin someone ...
D. 1962 penny no mint mark “L” stamped sideways on rim “God we trust” stamped on rim Possible dd on date and “God we trust”
Ordinary and unremarkable cent with rim damage. Spend.
D. 1944 steel wheatback penny no mint mark. I don't know how to classify condition. Wondering worth.
We sell from 2 to 25 cents. They made a billion.
D. 1944 wheatback penny. Looks normal had a friend tell me to make sure it's not bronze because reddness? Around the edges?
All wheats (except 1943) are bronze. Yours is common. Worth 2 cents.
D. 1964 with weird ghost 7 above Liberty. Wondering how it happened and value of penny. Please... and Thank You!
One cent to us. Read out FAQs please.
D. Four coins , Canadian 1967 10 cents , Canadian 1967 dollar , plus two old Roman coins from a grandfather
A dollar, ten dollars, and $40-50 each, respectively.
D. Is cooper wait 3.0 1982 D small date
And it's a cent.
