Slabbed Steel Cent - that’s too bad.
Eighteen63
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It’ll be interesting to see how this auction turns out.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/374874803617
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Wow. That’s a lot of corrosion.
Flood coin?
I'm surprised it has bids.
Yikes!
I had a steel cent that turned in the slab (NGC in this case) for no particular reason. Not quite as bad as the one shown, but an MS67 coin that's now worth probably $ 10.
Yikes - that is too bad.
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Looks like a reprocessed coin that slipped through.
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Notwithstanding the merits or lack of for this coin the seller's auction description stands alone as being a pleasure to read:
"An excellent addition to your collection or investment portfolio!
Thast which has been a vibrant topic of conversation regarding to capability of encapsulated coins to continue vapor trapped chemical reactions has occurred in this case."
peacockcoins
Kinda reminds me of Andromeda Strain.
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I think its a re-processed coin that got by the graders....I had a 1943 P-D-S set that had the same thing happen to it.....Mad Marty traded me some Cook Island fertility dollars for them.....I took them! I never knew what he did with them......
TC71
buy the plastic not the coin
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