Help 1974 Lincoln Memorial Cent?

Oldiebutgoodie

Torey

Welcome to the forum, it looks heavily damaged.

TomB

From the images it appears that there is actually glue or some other crud on the coin that then has allowed more crud to there to the surfaces. Of course, interpretations may vary, but what i can see is that this is a damaged cent with adhered crud.

IkesT

There may be toxic waste involved...

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IkesT

@Oldiebutgoodie said:

@TomB said:
From the images it appears that there is actually glue or some other crud on the coin that then has allowed more crud to there to the surfaces. Of course, interpretations may vary, but what i can see is that this is a damaged cent with adhered crud.

Oh ok so iits a cud and strike doubling awesome! Thanks

Seems like perhaps you've been here before and are trolling us.

TomB

@Oldiebutgoodie said:

@TomB said:
From the images it appears that there is actually glue or some other crud on the coin that then has allowed more crud to there to the surfaces. Of course, interpretations may vary, but what i can see is that this is a damaged cent with adhered crud.

Oh ok so iits a cud and strike doubling awesome! Thanks

I suggest an expedited walkthrough at PCGS via private courier would be your best bet. Good luck!

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jmlanzaf

@TomB said:
From the images it appears that there is actually glue or some other crud on the coin that then has allowed more crud to there to the surfaces. Of course, interpretations may vary, but what i can see is that this is a damaged cent with adhered crud.

Looks like solder.

jmlanzaf

@Oldiebutgoodie said:

@TomB said:

@Oldiebutgoodie said:

@TomB said:
From the images it appears that there is actually glue or some other crud on the coin that then has allowed more crud to there to the surfaces. Of course, interpretations may vary, but what i can see is that this is a damaged cent with adhered crud.

Oh ok so iits a cud and strike doubling awesome! Thanks

I suggest an expedited walkthrough at PCGS via private courier would be your best bet. Good luck!

What do you mean?

He's joking. It's just a hopelessly damaged coin not worth slabbing.

Greenstang

There is something on the coin. See how it is even with the rim.
What it is doesn’t really matter, it is still damage and worth 1 cent.

Creg

@Oldiebutgoodie said:

@TomB said:

@Oldiebutgoodie said:

@TomB said:
From the images it appears that there is actually glue or some other crud on the coin that then has allowed more crud to there to the surfaces. Of course, interpretations may vary, but what i can see is that this is a damaged cent with adhered crud.

Oh ok so iits a cud and strike doubling awesome! Thanks

That’s a clever reply, if you ain’t a troll, you might be fun.

I suggest an expedited walkthrough at PCGS via private courier would be your best bet. Good luck!

What do you mean?

That’s how we transport valuable coins for certification.

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