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New Member
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How much I can sell that sir?
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Valued Member
United States
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They dont always have to pop. It exhibits the characteristics of a gas bubble versus a damaged die (or any other explination) for me. Someone else may have a different opinion. Also, seeing the reverse of the coin in some cases with this characteristic could be helpful.
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Valued Member
United States
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How much I can sell that sir? Whether it is a die chip or gas bubble, it adds no value to the coin. Sorry. |
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New Member
Philippines
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Ok iwill post the back side of the coin sir. Tnx..
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New Member
Philippines
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Ok iwill post the back side of the coin sir. Tnx..
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Its a copper planchet coin. So it wouldn't be a gas bubble.
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New Member
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sir what is the copper planchet coin? sorry guys I'm noob in collecting coins
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I am really surprised so many folks said gas bubble ,gas bubbles happen on the copper plated cents from 1982 till present anything before 82 was struck on a solid bronze planchet not a copper coated zinc planchet so this has to be a die chip
hope this helps Renard
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Valued Member
United States
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Its a copper planchet coin. So it wouldn't be a gas bubble. Oops, of course Coop is right... Thats what I get for posting at 5:30am while waiting for the coffee pot to finish.  I ignored the year a bit... @renard - Its a Copper cent as its pre-1982. Gas bubbles on Zinc cents (1982-forward). So Jasper possibly has it right as a die chip. |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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The copper planchet coins stopped in 1982 part way through the year. The last part of the year till now, they use the zinc plated with copper. These have the problem with gas bubbles under the plating. The color of you image doesn't look correct. But is the raised area just something on the coin? The same color?
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United States
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I am really surprised so many folks said gas bubble Based on the time I posted and made the same mistake, I am guessing the others were waiting for their first cup of coffee too  |
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New Member
Philippines
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tnx yotie its a big help, but even the die chips make lincolin like a devil there is no value in this kind of coins. hehehe
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New Member
Philippines
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the color sir is like a common copper coin, then when it turn into side there is a little bend and the lower part of lincoln is thinner than other side
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I would think that it may be a corroded die. I seen something similar on a an IHC (although it was located on the nostril) that I wish I would have acquired...she was a beauty.  The raised up area was not the reason, she was a real looker! Edited by oih82w8
08/24/2013 10:41 am
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New Member
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Yes oih very beutifull in actual..its like a baby satan horn-. Hehe
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