Roll hunting today 1953 NSF cent ?

Indianlincoln

Can anyone confirm or deny this as a NSF cent?

I had recently been pondering starting a Canadian copper set. Maybe this is a good omen

I have no real knowledge of Canadian cents other than varieties. Does anyone know the value of this? Or if it’s worth having graded?

Also I know I didn’t win the lottery, but found this on the fourth opened roll…..

Indianlincoln

Before anyone goes crazy I’m just making a joke

Indianlincoln

Just found these too definitively a hot roll no skunks

jesbroken

Probably most American coins are NonSufficientFunds today. lol
Jim__

davewesen

nice coin, if you get about 14 it would be worth a dime. Best to return it in a roll hoping no one notices as you need roughly 1.3 for a Lincoln cent.

Indianlincoln

@davewesen said:
nice coin, if you get about 14 it would be worth a dime. Best to return it in a roll hoping no one notices as you need roughly 1.3 for a Lincoln cent.

😂😂😂 idk man this one just sold in auction mine has to be worth $1000

Hodge

LOL

Hodge

Close enough

stevefromne

@Indianlincoln said:

@davewesen said:
nice coin, if you get about 14 it would be worth a dime. Best to return it in a roll hoping no one notices as you need roughly 1.3 for a Lincoln cent.

😂😂😂 idk man this one just sold in auction mine has to be worth $1000

Your NSF is a beat up spender, worth face value.
https://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-prices.php?canadian_coins=1-cent-1953-1964

The 2009 Lincolns had mintages of 376 million (P) and 363 million (D) with hundreds of millions of them saved.
Both are spenders.
https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/category/half-cents/lincoln-cent-modern/type-5-bi-centennial-2009/1614

Steve

Indianlincoln

@stevefromne said:

@Indianlincoln said:

@davewesen said:
nice coin, if you get about 14 it would be worth a dime. Best to return it in a roll hoping no one notices as you need roughly 1.3 for a Lincoln cent.

😂😂😂 idk man this one just sold in auction mine has to be worth $1000

Your NSF is a beat up spender, worth face value.
https://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-prices.php?canadian_coins=1-cent-1953-1964

The 2009 Lincolns had mintages of 376 million (P) and 363 million (D) with hundreds of millions of them saved.
Both are spenders.
https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/category/half-cents/lincoln-cent-modern/type-5-bi-centennial-2009/1614

Steve

Steve it’s just a joke

ricko

I think I see (in your pictures) a trace of the strap.... The comparative piece example is very clean. Cheers, RickO