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1944-D LWC

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I'm thinking somewhere in the AU range. What do you guys think?

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AU details Cleaned.

Unless the colors/lighting is way of it looks cleaned.
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I just took a look at the coin itself, and I'd say the colors/lighting are pretty accurate. Why do you think it looks cleaned? Is it the variation in toning on the obverse?
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The orange color.
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It looks like a scan? color and details never look right.

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Agree with scan. Color is never right. AU-58
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Scanners are great at sucking the luster right out of a coin.

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Yes, it is a scan. It has more luster in person.
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The cents made in 1944 through 1946 (?) were made from a different alloy (brass) than pre-war cents.
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AU-58
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