My name is Brooke. I have collected as well as inherited a ton of coins. I've spent two years working on figuring them all out. I desperately need other eyes and experience I do not have to help me know what I'm looking at. I'll start with this coin. Error of some kind and there are way too many letters showing up on both sides. (1955 D Wheat penny)
May have been a lamination issue. (weight should be a bit light) But the damage and contact marks are reducing this coin to Wheat cent. Just like a junked/wrecked car, the condition it is now, reduces any value for the coin, other than being a Wheat cent.
to CCF Brooke the lower left under 'liberty' could be a lamination issue. the date looks a bit damaged as well as a few other locations too, such as the top of the head and forehead. I think that the Lam is the best feature of this coin so far.
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