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Can You Please Help Me Identify This 1995 D Cent

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I do not know if it was plated after it left the mint,but I have seen more than a few that look shiny like that and just dismissed them as being from a fresh set of dies.
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 Posted 12/03/2021  3:08 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Plating unless the mint does it on Copper plated cents, ruins the the value for a coin. It turns it back into circulated change. If you submitted this to PCGS, they would collect their fees and body bag the coin in a holder that would have not grade and marked as genuine. So you would spend about $50+ to find out it was not an original surface. So we tell you you what it is, for free. People alter coins all the time thinking they can create a mint error. When they fail, they spend it and someone finds it and the whole thing starts over again.
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