I got the grade back on my 1982 penny

Addictedtocoins · February 17, 2012 3:35AM

They have a better pitcure than I could post. Text

commoncents05 · February 17, 2012 3:36AM

Am I missing something? That coin is worth 1c right?

-Paul

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Addictedtocoins · February 17, 2012 3:46AM

It has what appears to be machine doubling aroud the entire reverse on the lettering . Also on the front . The word liberty. Shoud I have sent it under mint error ?

ModCrewman · February 17, 2012 3:49AM

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe machine doubling would be considered an "error", and accordingly almost never carries any sort of premium...surely not enough to ever be worth paying an error fee, on top of a grading fee the worth of which would even be questioned by most.

seanq · February 17, 2012 3:58AM

There is a doubled die obverse for the date, but your coin is not that variety. There is also a doubled die reverse known for the date, but your coin is not that variety either (it is paired with a Small Date obverse). Strike doubling is generally not collectible and is considered a form of damage (and to be honest, I don't see much of that on your coin either). Frankly, you would have been better off if they had graded that thing AU58, at least then you could have recouped your fees from someone building an Everyman set.

Sean Reynolds

Addictedtocoins · February 17, 2012 4:01AM

Sorry. i'm still reading about doubling on coins. I meant hub doubling,

DIMEMAN · February 17, 2012 4:12AM

By the looks of the PCGS #, yours is the variety. Probably top pop since they put up a pic.

MisterBungle · February 17, 2012 4:13AM

1982 Bronze Large Date MS62BN

It's a Pop 1 with none higher.

Awesome!!

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19Lyds · February 17, 2012 4:29AM

<< By the looks of the PCGS #, yours is the variety. Probably top pop since they put up a pic. >>

They put up a pic because it was submitted under Secure Plus. All Secure Plus coins get a pic.

I'm not seeing a variety other than Bronze Large Date which makes me wonder why someone would submit this common coin under that submission level and expense.

I don't understand??

ModCrewman · February 17, 2012 4:45AM

Is it the Brown designation that matters?

TWQG · February 17, 2012 4:47AM

I don't get it.

ricko · February 17, 2012 4:58AM

I am confused...this coin does not seem worth the slabbing fee... but I have been wrong before... Cheers, RickO

braddick · February 17, 2012 5:16AM

Beautiful coin. Looks MS63 BR to me.
I'd love first shot at that one if it is ever available.

lasvegasteddy · February 17, 2012 5:23AM

my first thought was in something to do with designer's intials or the brown hiding some amazing color
a lil concerned about that spot above the left top of the memorial...hopefully it's dormant
congrats though

DIMEMAN · February 17, 2012 5:26AM

Sorry, I assumed by the big PCGS # that it was a variety. Maybe they (PCGS) had to insert numbers because of 1982. If I remember correctly in 1982 there were like 8 different types. Large and small and composition combinations. Which are varieties to me.

If the OP wants to have all 8 this is what has to be done.

oakcoin · February 17, 2012 5:28AM

<< Beautiful coin. Looks MS63 BR to me.
I'd love first shot at that one if it is ever available. >>

???? Its a common penny found everyday.
The submmiter must have made a mistake.

MisterBungle · February 17, 2012 5:29AM

"Is it the Brown designation that matters?"
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For the Pop 1, yes.

There's a MS65RB, which is Top Pop for Red
and Brown, and there're 9 MS67RD coins for
that designation of the '82 Large Date.

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Billet7 · February 17, 2012 5:38AM

Sooooo....what's it worth?

MisterBungle · February 17, 2012 5:44AM

"Sooooo....what's it worth?"
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A penny?

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seanq · February 17, 2012 5:48AM

Here's what the doubled die obverse from the CPG looks like. The OP's coin is not this variety.

Sean Reynolds

braddick · February 17, 2012 5:51AM

<< Sooooo....what's it worth? 1c? >>

Worth 2,500% more to me (at the very minimum).

You guys are missing a tremendous coin here. It's not like they come around often.

WoodenJefferson · February 17, 2012 5:52AM

I thought we went through this already and came to a consensus that this was not a true DD? Maybe I'm wrong and I'm missing the point of all the expense to get this coin graded....I dunno, I'm lost for words, but that has happened to me more than once.

seanq · February 17, 2012 5:52AM

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<< Sooooo....what's it worth? 1c? >>

Worth 2,500% more to me (at the very minimum).

You guys are missing a tremendous coin here. It's not like they come around often. >>

No, they come around all the time, it's just not everyday that someone spends the money to get one slabbed.

Sean Reynolds

MisterBungle · February 17, 2012 5:53AM

This is my favorite thread of the week, so far.

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Buzzybest · February 17, 2012 5:54AM

So why am I here again??

messydesk · February 17, 2012 6:02AM

wut?

DIMEMAN · February 17, 2012 6:17AM

Since it (1982) has 8 different coins I would consider them all varieties. And if I wanted all 8 I would want them slabbed and attributed.

I have seen a lot of coins more confusing in slabs. Like commen dat Barber dimes in good???????

Snowman24 · February 17, 2012 6:21AM

Does the slab have the FS# on it ?

GMan · February 17, 2012 6:22AM

I don't feel too bad about some of my submissions now. If the OP is happy with the coin then that's all that matters, but I'm at a loss as to why this was slabbed myself.

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DIMEMAN · February 17, 2012 6:54AM

Realone - It's not a DDR or DDO. It's a lgdt bronze or what ever.

keyman64 · February 17, 2012 6:55AM

I would have spent it instead of spending money on it to get it slabbed...or sold it RAW on eBay...or sent it to Teletrade and let them slab it and auction it...

DIMEMAN · February 17, 2012 7:11AM

Greg, I don't think he wants to sell it.

Would the OP please come back and tells us why he had it slabbed?

bolivarshagnasty · February 17, 2012 7:18AM

With all due respect, the OP needs to learn about the series he or she wishes to collect, BEFORE spending hard earned dollars. I checked the pop report, and there are a number of 63 thru 67 red examples in the pop report. (coin #146017). At 65 for the secure plus, 16.95 for shipping and 8 for handling, the OP could have owned a nice 100 dollar coin instead of a slab worth about............ uh one cent. Please ask for advice OP, before spending your money. Shag

DIMEMAN · February 17, 2012 7:23AM

With all do respect "shag" maybe the op wants all 8 varieties of the 1982 cent and wanted to be able to them in a set.

I have slabbed dimes paying both grading and attribution fees that were not worth that much.

bolivarshagnasty · February 17, 2012 7:26AM

Is he working on a lowball set???????

seanq · February 17, 2012 7:28AM

<< Greg, I don't think he wants to sell it.

Would the OP please come back and tells us why he had it slabbed? >>

He said why on the first page of the thread - because of the strike doubling. He even asked if he should have ponied up for the variety plus service. He also posted on a different thread asking if PCGS would attribute it as a new variety, though I don't expect you to have seen that. Basically, he made an installment payment on his numismatic tuition.

Also, there are only seven varieties of 1982 cents, the 1982-D small date was not struck in copper.

Sean Reynolds

Addictedtocoins · February 17, 2012 7:28AM

My goal is to get one of each variety of the 1982 and the 1972 seeing that there are so many I would like to have those two complete varieties first.

DIMEMAN · February 17, 2012 7:37AM

Derrick, thanks for clearing it up. I thought you were going for the (7) coin set.

Now, are you saying that there is some type of doubling on the coin?

I couldn't see any on the PCGS pic, but it is small and might not be seen.

fivecents · February 17, 2012 8:25AM

Sometimes it is not about the money as much as it is about collecting. Good for you Addictedtocoins.

Addictedtocoins · February 17, 2012 10:17AM

The reason that I asked was it a doubled die was there is quite a bit of dpubling on the front and back of the coin...whether it's machine doubling,hub doubling or machine damage it's there. The 9 and the 2 in the date is split all the way down. The 8 is stamped twice. I know I need to post better pitcures..I am working on that.. I realize all of that it is all different and that machine damage on the lettering on a coin has no monetary value.

My main goal is to get an example of each varity from 1982, 1972, and 1955 It's not about the value of the coins. Its all about collecting and passing these sets on to someone in the future so they have a unique piece of american history. from different years. I asked about this coin because I have never seen one with this type of damage doublig etc. on both sides. ( If someone has a pitcure of lincoln cent with odd lettering all the way around on both sides please post a pitcure that would be greatly apprecaited )

The reason I asked if I should have submitted it under the variaty submission was after reading about different varaties ( here ) I didn't know if pcgs would contact you if your coin was a new varity or not.
I apprecatite everyones feed back.

All in all It's still a cool coin :-)

DIMEMAN · February 17, 2012 10:30AM

This has been a very neat thread to me.......probably because I also do varieties.

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relicsncoins · February 17, 2012 10:39AM

It was the first submission under the new PCGS pocket change grading tier.

JRocco · February 17, 2012 10:40AM

This is in reference to this thread

http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=26&threadid=844407&highlight_key=y&keyword1=1982

BUFFNIXX · February 18, 2012 3:56AM

Destined to "go long" someday in a FUN auction!

grip · February 18, 2012 5:00AM

The reason I asked if I should have submitted it under the variaty submission was after reading about different varaties ( here ) I didn't know if pcgs would contact you if your coin was a new varity or not.
I apprecatite everyones feed back.

All in all It's still a cool coin :-)

Im supprised they didn't contact you,before grading it

golfer72 · February 18, 2012 8:38AM

Settle down guys. Slabbing coins like this makes more sense than slabbing bullion silver eagles.

garrynot · February 18, 2012 8:44AM

<< I have never heard the term machine damage to describe a kind of doubling has anyone else? >>

Thats a negative. Two different things, as everyone knows.

mkman123 · February 18, 2012 8:53AM

what a waste of money to slab that IMO

I got the grade back on my 1982 penny

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