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Edited by Kwilma222
06/22/2020 06:56 am
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no mint mark is normal for the Philadelphia mint, the date looks normal to me. Please explain what you're seeing.
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I saw that a new discovery was made with the date being missed placed "1". It lines up at the beginning of the R rather then the end.
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06/22/2020 06:42 am
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Also thank you for replying.
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The additional 1 lines up with the middle of which R?
And please post a link to the information on the "discovery" you are referring to or an image of the claimed variety.
(Some sellers make dubious claims just to sell "stuff".)
Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
Edited by Petespockets55
06/22/2020 06:46 am
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Edited by Kwilma222
06/22/2020 07:08 am
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It looks like this seller makes up stories about his pocket change then puts it on ebay. Sorry, but your coin is just a normal coin worth 1 cent. |
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That seller shines a bad light on our hobby...most all of his coins are S+*t...too bad ebay only cares about profit, I believe most his coins should be removed...calling them "major mint errors" on normal coins...  |
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Rotation of the coin would alter where the '1' would line up. Note the angle of the the date and Liberty in you images. They are not horizontal by any means.
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. Kwilma222's. You came to the right place to learn. Remember there's no bad question to ask. Research x 10 is the key. Study here what others post and ask. You'll get a fair and honest answer here. Hope to see more of your collection. |
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I agree with what everyone has said about this coin and especially about the seller. The way modern coins are made would not allow this to be possible. There is some great info on the die making process at Doubleddies.com . Here is the link and hope you keep enjoying the hobby. http://doubleddie.com/58201.htmlWords of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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The R in TRUST. Here is the link, I couldn't find much else but they had a couple of them? PERFECT example of why you shouldn't believe everything you read on the internet, and especially ebay when it comes to coins. Hopefully you didn't buy one of these. If you did, return it, fast! As others have said, what you have is a normal one cent coin. Please stick around and take the time to learn about our hobby. All our information is totally free, and you'll find lots of great people here to help you!  to the CFF! |
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Kwilma222 To CCF. I just looked at that seller. I cant tell you NOT to buy its up to you ( BUT ) I would not spend a beat up cent that's no good on any of his coin HINT HINT. Just a little hint If you see a seller that can not or did not Describe or show said ERROR its best to NOT buy or Do some Research on said Error before you lose your money. Happy Hunting Edited by Daves Errors
06/22/2020 11:26 pm
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Posted 06/22/2020 06:27 am
