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Rest in Peace
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AU , Looks reprocessed .  |
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Looks reprocessed with a fingerprint. John1  |
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Unfortunately,  . |
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I'm sorry.... should have said the last two pics taken while in a Mylar flip. The fingerprint was on flip... (still a novice). Could a cleaned zinc-coated penny still have extremely shiny surfaces? Again I'm sorry and will closely preview posts before I send them. : (  |
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Can you post good pics of the edge? If the edge is shiny like the rest of the coin it is most likely replatted. John1 |
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With the new pics,99% sure it is reprocessed. John1 |
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To me it has a plated appearance. I have several having the same look. When compared to a legit MS++ grade steel cent, the difference is considerable.
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Now, I think this is just a plated or cleaned coin  |
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replated |
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Reprocessed, damaged
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Thank you everyone... found in an old "unseached" roll of circulated wheats I bought. Maybe placed there to scam people to buy more. : 0 !
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