Need Help With 1930 S Wheat Penny, Newbie From Laughlin.

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I recently started coin roll hunting and came across a 1930 S Wheat penny. My question is about the reverse of the coin. On the left hand side of the coin there seems to be an extra leaf. I have a 1933 and 1935 and neither of these coins have this. Any info would be great. Thank you

Edited by quequerre
03/04/2021 12:39 pm

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Please post large, sharp photos, thanks.

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Hard to say without photos, it could be damage, it could be an error.
As stated, a clear photo of both sides is required before anyone can help you.

As requested, good clear, cropped photos a must.

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Thanks for the photos. Now we know what you are referring to.
That is damage, the edge of the wheat has taken a hit displacing the metal.

Well, knowledge is power. I was hoping for error coin but, oh well (lol). Thank you so much for your input, I truly appreciate it. Have a great day and, happy hunting;-)

With wheat stalks--on occasion--a die crack will extend from the outer edge of a stalk to the rim. If the crack is somewhat 'tall' it can be flatted over time (in circulation) and can appear something like what you have. Just one possibility.

I vote flattened die crack also. Not seeing any damage to the wheat stalk to move that much metal.

Thank you so much for your input, much appreciated ijn1944. If that were possibly the case with my coin would be worth anything to write home about? Or say to say not really? Thanks again;-)

Worth anything in your opinion Rothery? Thank you for taking the time to comment, much appreciated;-)

That small of a crack won't add any extra value to what a circulated 30-S wheat is worth

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After looking at the cent closer, I have to agree that a die crack makes more sense. No extra value either way.

Yes most likely a crack in the die.

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