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discovery coin. need help
JOKERMLS
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im trying to get the correct advice of what to do. all advice is appreciated for sure. i read that if its not in the PCGS variety attribution list, it wont be considered. where do i go then. the coin gods dont email back, and im yet to know how to access this list of varieties. so its a 1890 indian head penny, i would say about a VF25-30. reverse side T from CENT has a rat-tail looking little variety thing growing out of the bottom of the T towards the N. it looks so cool. ill share images to anyone who wants to check it out. thanks.
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I would say that what you’ve discovered is a 134 year old Indian head cent in well worn condition that had had metal moved or distorted from various hits over those many years.
Could you please post a photo.
- Bob -
"Central Valley" Roosevelts
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
It could be a scratch. It could be a die crack. It could be a die chip. None of those would be particularly unusual. Most are not cataloged as varieties.
Pictures would help
I think that if it was a new variety, it would certainly have been discovered by now
since there would be many more the same out there.
Without a clear photo, of both sides though, nobody can be 100% what it is.
That is called a screamin’ JOKER mistake.
Why the secrecy? If you want help simply post quality images and be done with it. If you won't do that, then you really aren't here for the help, are you?
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Not again.
Posting a pic would be helpful.