1985D Lincoln penny. With gas bubbles. Is it a error and maybe worth if it a rare error?
Timbobb
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mannie gray
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Actually just as common with plating bubbles as without.
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Hemispherical
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@Timbobb said:
The only reason why I set it aside I seen one forsale for 200 bucks. Did not know if it was a keeper or toosser. I’m new to coin discoveryWelcome to the PCGS forums!
The cent has plating blisters/bubbles. Neat to look at but no added value. Maybe keep one as a reference coin. http://www.error-ref.com/blisteredplating/
Some more good reference material for you to read.
Welcome to coin collecting. Enjoy and have fun!
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ricko
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@Timbobb .... Welcome aboard. Your cent has no added value (as stated above)...S mint coins, like other mints, may or may not be worth saving....You need a Redbook to begin your coin education... plus, this forum and other websites will also help. Good luck, Cheers, RickO
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FredWeinberg
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IF you put it up on Ebay, starting at .99 cents,
it would probably bring a few dollars or so, but
as others have said, this is a fairly common
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Akbeez
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Gas bubbles are best treated with Tums.
Your best advice is here otherwise. WELCOME!!
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@Timbobb said:
The only reason why I set it aside I seen one forsale for 200 bucks. Did not know if it was a keeper or toosser. I’m new to coin discoveryIt is worth exactly one cent. The fact that someone is trying to find a "live one" who will be willing to pay $200 for such a coin is both sad and laughable at the same time.
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I’m new to the coins
The only reason why I set it aside I seen one forsale for 200 bucks. Did not know if it was a keeper or toosser. I’m new to coin discovery
What about any S mint coins should they be kept
Thank you all for the answers. It all was helpful.