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1927 Lincoln Wheat Penny Looking What Type Of Errors It Has And Rough Estimate Of Value

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I'm new to coins, I have a 1927 Lincoln Wheat penny with no mint mark, The bust is indented out, and it looks off-center. I'm looking for the exact type of errors it has and their names and an estimate of the value.

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Pics are too dark to evaluate.



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 Posted 04/19/2023  11:48 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add JimmyD to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
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Photos are a little too dark to say exactly what is wrong.
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Agree with the assessments above. A clear, end-on pic of the rim would be welcome.
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@ask, first welcome to CCF. Second, from your picture of the obverse, it looks to me like there are some laminations--these are linear defects going roughly horizontally across the cent. The seemingly double rim, which is most evident near the L of LIBERTY is likely damage due to this cent having been encased at some point.
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perhaps previously encased in a bezel, might have been struck by a misaligned die, and some metal laminations, none of which are rare, so afraid it's worth basic Wheat cent value, which is a few cents, especially after what looks like a harsh cleaning
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Spence and Nick got it.
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a previously embezzled cent. The dent is damage., also very worn out, it looks like this coin was a 'woody' which created these laminations we see now.
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Thanks that's what I needed to know
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