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1964 No Mint Penny Under Weigt

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Hello I'm new here and I have a few coins I'm trying to sell out of all of them I have a 1964 no mint penny that weights 2.7 g .... is it worth
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It looks like it had an acid bath or was in a corrosive environment. Which would cause it to be under weigh.
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I would say a very worn coin with a .01 value, not a keeper.
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I;d go with an acid soaked cent too causing the light weight. Just a damaged coin.
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to the CCF

Just a damaged cent worth a cent.
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Agree with all above--a damaged coin with the possibility of suffering from lost metal. What does the reverse look like?
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To CCF! I agree with above. It's PMD, not an error. Worth 1 cent. Don't sell it. You don't want to rip someone off on a coin that's only worth face value. https://www.error-ref.com/acid-shrunk-coins/
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