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You MAY want to wash your hands after handling, does look like it may have come out of a digestive tract!  Edited by Crazyb0
03/01/2018 12:20 pm
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I'd move on.  to the CCF! |
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It's from somewhere from the 1940's, but it's too far gone to see the last digit. It's now only good for Copper melt value. I would keep it for the Copper melt value.
Errers and Varietys.
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03/01/2018 12:33 pm
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If you ask me it looks like it's a 1940
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Love the toning on that coin .
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C'mon - that's the best example of a 1943 copper cent I've ever seen!!  |
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Most certainly would be a challenge to attribute
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C'mon - that's the best example of a 1943 copper cent I've ever seen!! What a coincidence! Me too.  |
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Believe the Heritage Auctions catalog would describe as follows: A challenged surfaces example of the rare 194x Lincoln Wheat cent. Surfaces have an overtone of green with multiple examples of extruded metal rarely seen on this example. Lovely coin for the discriminating collector of green copper.LOL |
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It was a good laugh!  |
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lol! ehh...  |
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