Here's one for everyone's enjoyment. Claims it's a DDO, but I see Machine Doubling and damage, from circulation wear and flattening. Yikes! Wants Almost 50.00 for it! Only worth 1 cent. 264465910054
The seller of this 1942 Lincoln Cent , PCGS MS 66 red probably took the coin out of the slab to take this exquisite photo. After all, if you're going to spend $1,000,000.00 for a coin, you want to be sure to have a good look at what you're getting.
153652684933 I should ask him if he'll put it back in the slab if I buy it.
Too late Deputy, I am in the process of liquidating all my assets to buy that penny at a discounted rate of only $900,000. My home, all my vehicles, all of my property, my wife, my retirement funds, everything I own will be gone BUT I will have that penny! The rest of you should have snagged it when you could! Who is the smart one NOW, I ask you? Currently I am speaking with the mental health workers my soon to be x wife called before she packed up and left. They want me to get into the ambulance, but I will not allow anybody to cheat me now!
Darn! I was looking for a lucky dime. I figure I'd spend about twice what a lucky nickel is worth, so about 40 grand. If anyone comes across a listing for a lucky dime, please post it so I can jump on it right away!
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