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1911-S Wheat Penny?

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 Posted 08/25/2014  11:56 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Frostbite123 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I have a 1911-s Wheat penny I found going through my coin collection that previously belonged to my grandfather. I bought them from my aunt after he died. Earlier today, I found it going through a stack of wheat pennies of various dates. Form the Red Book the 1911-s wheaties are worth around 50.00 in good condition. The problem with my coin is that the back of it had a piece of paper stuck to it. Look like it was glued onto it. What do you guys think the coin is worth?



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To get the glue off, soak it in acetone. If it is still stuck, rub it with a Q-tip. It should come off.
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Then post a new photo.
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Assuming you can get the gunk off with acetone and the patina is intact underneath, it's worth about $20.
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Nice find!
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obverse does look a bit cleaned though....like someone took a pencil eraser to the right side of it.
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