Looking for advice on some coins, especially this one
Coins_R_Fun
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I have been trying to find one to compare it too but I'm not an expert and wanted to ask here what you all thought. The case it's in says priceless and the other 30 or so coins have prices from a few decades ago so I'm curious... Especially with the LIBERTY the way it is. Thanks in advance for any insight you can give!
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Nothing unusual about this wheat cent. It is heavily worn is all. Perhaps a small, very small, lamenation on the reverse top but that would not add value. A "D" mintmark would have added value.
bob
Okay, thank you Bob. I really appreciate the help you guys are able to give on this forum.
I have 8 with letters of LIBERTY filled in like this one as well, do these kinds have value or not really?
The 1924 Lincoln cent appears to have a mild lamination defect on its surface on the reverse, but in my experience any additional value would be trivial. The 1957-D looks like it has an extra blob of metal in LIBERTY and, if I recall correctly, these were played up as "valuable errors" in the 1960s or thereabouts, but they are neither errors as we generally think or them nor valuable.
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