Branch mint proofs

Hello. Coin hobbiest.Im Sisco a coin collector as you all are to.im currently in possession of very,very, rare and extremely valuable Branch Mint Proof that I've had tucked away for many years now the only one know to exist. I was coin roll hunting one day going threw rolls of pennies and as I was going threw the 8th roll all of a sudden this proof coin pops out the roll ,I grabbed it put it to the side and kept looking threw rolls it wasn't till the next day I look at it again thinking that its a proof from the sanfrancisco mint I put it under a microscope and saw the D mint mark but was Shure that its a proof cent so I sent it to get graded back in 2016 having no knowledge of what I found,Well about two weeks later I get a email and a phone call from the grading company telling congratulations!!!! That I have a Branch mint proof cent that is super valuable and super rare proof cent plus with a (RPM) the coin is a (1969D/D / PR -67RB genuine 3'11 grams (Lincoln memorial PROOF CENT) and that its the only one KNOWN ,they told me they can't find no records of the Denver mint ever producing any proof sets or proofs for the public and somebody at the Denver mint produced this proof for employees or special occasions not for public.They told me that they can't put a value on it cause it's the only one to exist and that from 1968 till this day 2022 all proof are made at the sanfrancisco mint and should have a (S) and that there should not be no 1969D proofs cents to exist makeing it super valuable what do y'all think I should do
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I think you’d better post a photo, for starters.
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
Which grading company, and what is the certificate number?
So I'm assuming they slabbed it? If so, what was the grade? Pictures would be very helpful
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Why do people do this?
This should be fun.
No one will believe you without a picture, and Cert #.
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c'mon man, i KNOW you grew up in that era. it is called a contact buzz...
Yes, I grew up in the '70s and know all about contact buzz...heck, Rush is and has always been my favorite group and you couldn't go within a mile of their venues without getting one!
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Sir, your pants are on fire!
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Here is proof of a mint branch:
Hope that helps.
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@Landz ... Welcome aboard. As indicated above, you will need to post/link to pictures in order to receive constructive commentary on your coin. As a new member, you cannot post pictures directly for a few days. You can private message them or post a link. Cheers, RickO
The OP’s coin is a wonderfully polished, or nicely plated cent, and that is all it is.
…… Even though we’re gonna have to wait a few more days to see such photos