Gold Wheat Penny's ?

thank you for looking.:)

These are in slabs - who slabbed them and what does the label state on them?

Looks more like ringed air-tites instead of slabs!

to the CCF

There are replated cents that are gold plated or colorized out there, generally these are just sold as novelties that appeal to some collectors so long as they understand they are not investment pieces and the coin loses its numismatic value such as for grading purposes. They can still sell above face value due to the novelty sometimes actually, such as when they were plating State Quarters back in the day or when collectible type coins are plated to highlight the design and then sell for a higher value. We discussed that last here
http://goccf.com/t/437394&SearchTerms=gold

What the others are saying is that once you plate a coin you wont be able to have it evaluated for its condition. Some coins for example may normally be around a MS-65 condition before it starts having added value, sometimes even MS-67 or MS-68 before it might be worth thinking about grading for value purposes. Once plated this is not possible and only the novelty remains as mentioned.

Still they are cool. Agree with opinions above. I would offer 1 Cent apiece for them ( maybe 2 Cents).

Interesting story on gold plated coins.
My sister's ex-husband's dad worked at a local circuit board factory, where he dipped the circuit boards in gold to plate the metal. He used to dip his quarters and other coins in the gold.
He would use the dipped coins as a tip at grocery stores and such because he liked the reactions from people. I still have one of the quarters from those days.