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1993 LMC AU-50 - Now Valued At $28

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 Posted 12/13/2008  11:23 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add CoyoteMoss to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
No the subject/title of this post is not true. But will it be? Yes I know that in this example, that I pulled out of the air to make a point, that there was over 5.5 billion made.
Just to have something to pass the time, I picked up 40 rolls of cents to search from the bank. I didn't keep exact count but I'm thinking 75% of the copper plated zinc coins had tiny pits/plating problems on one side or both. Wish I had a good camera to post pictures, but I'm sure you know what I mean. To me this is a coin defect when it comes to collecting and they go back to the bank. The newer the coin the more I noticed this. Wondering if maybe years from now a high grade zinc LMC coin may be of premium value. One other note, I took several well tarnished coins that appeared to be real good quality and harshly cleaned them(tomato ketchup soak)- hidden by all the tarnish look - zinc popping thru the copper plating. Would really like to read your thought on this.
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