1958D wheat penny

tormenta1026

Hello, could you tell me if this 1958D wheat penny has any value other than nominal.

Scanning

Cell phone photo with magnifying glass app

braddick

It's actually kind of cool to find one of these late date 50's Lincolns in a worn state. Yet, yeah, no real value outside of that.
-Excellent photography though.

tormenta1026

@braddick said:
It's actually kind of cool to find one of these late date 50's Lincolns in a worn state. Yet, yeah, no real value outside of that.
-Excellent photography though.

I understand my friend, I was struck by the fact that the word "e pluribus unum" cannot be read but I suppose it is due to wear and tear.

braddick

I see that now. Partially filled (probably grease) die. Neat coin. Sadly, even if it was more predominate the green verdigris takes away the added value.

Oldhoopster

Maybe wear, maybe a debris filled die error. Even if it's a filled die, it's very minor (I would have missed it if you hadn't pointed it out) and adds no additional value.

BTW: Great pics

ricko

@tormenta1026.... Welcome aboard.... Your cent is copper, not clad... But no numismatic premium. Nice pictures. Cheers, RickO

291fifth

Just a corroded common date wheat cent. No numismatic value.

Jimnight

What @291fifth said.

tormenta1026

Thanks for your comments.

abcde12345

@Jimnight said:
What @291fifth said.