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This guy is dead serious, preaching to a group.

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What a country!
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obviously it ain't a transitional copper (full on copper) cent since the slab states it is "copper PLATED steel".
I think I'll go home and plate up a bunch of my steelies with copper and send them into SSGC - flood the market if you will.
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It cost that fool at least $55 to get that junk slabbed.
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$55.00 grading fee*
$10.00 handling fee
$25.00 estimated return shipping
$90.00 total for coins valued less than $2,000.

*Add $15.00 for coins valued between $2,000 and $10,000 There's no pricing info for coins valued over $10K.

Looks like this is likely a one man show based on the website.



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Perhaps this discovery should be a featured article in Coin World, or similar publication. Finder should be a keynote speaker at the next ANACS national meeting.
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Yes maybe Mike Diamond will see this and write one!
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I think I'll go home and plate up a bunch of my steelies with copper and send them into SSGC - flood the market if you will.

It would be cheaper to buy some empty slabs then print labels from DPGS (Dearborn Prestigious Grading Service). You could make a fortune on Etsy etc.
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obviously it ain't a transitional copper (full on copper) cent since the slab states it is "copper PLATED steel".


Good catch Dearborn and Bobby. For those new, a copper plated 1943 cent is not worth much at all and its the poster here who misunderstands rather than the grading company who misled. The 1943 cent made of copper is the coin worth money but there are many more fakes than real ones out there now, some covered here https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/gen...penny-768883 and https://www.gainesvillecoins.com/bl...-penny-value

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but then I got a facebook account, and got over that REAL QUICK

Also posted elsewhere in the past, this is an ad from a coin magazine in 1962. As long as the owner sent in his own coin it was deemed legal, there were probably 1000's done by this and other companies even before all these modern attempts.

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I should add that PCGS and NGC do take your money and grade reprocessed plated 1943's as well that people think are super high grade MS68s, heres one and bobby posted one before also to which I made this meme

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It would be cheaper to buy some empty slabs then print labels from DPGS (Dearborn Prestigious Grading Service). You could make a fortune on Etsy etc.


Oh please, don't give me anymore great ideas.. I'm already getting ready to smelt down come copper cents for electroplating my steel cents and maybe some electrical box slugs and call them type 1 blanks! (I'm kidding you secret service folks out there that may be spying on us)
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There was one overhead a few hours ago while I was cutting the grass.
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I've got a really nice copper plated 1943 Steel cent myself. Had no idea it's worth a fortune now.
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