1931 S Wheat Cent Real or no Real
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Which 1931 S Wheat Cent is the real one?
Top

Middle

Bottom
Top

Middle

Bottom
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Actually, I think I can pick out one fake for sure. Picking between the other two wasn't easy. Looking forward to the answer!
Is it the bottom one?
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I am not sure as a fact though.
That's how I interpreted
<< <i>The question was "Which 1931 S Wheat Cent is the real one?" so that implies 2 of them are fake and one is real, correct?
That's how I interpreted
You are correct one is an authentic 31-S and the other 2 have added mint marks.....
PM me if ya want to know which one is real.
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<< <i>The real '31-S has serifs. >>
your right I got it reversed.
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<< <i>I went middle but who would fake a cheap cent? Probably all three are real.
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It would seem that you are unaware of the value of this date/mm. The top is the real coin.
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AuandAg: The 1931S Lincoln is a tough coin. It is worth hundreds of dollars in UNC grades, and thousands in grades above MS65RD.
...number 4 is the authentic one..
Middle...........fake
Bottom.................authentic
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The reason why I came to this conclusion is that this is a pretty tough coin to find in well circulated condition because when people understood the low mintage of the 1931 S Lincoln they were hoarded. Accordingly, significant wear is difficult to find however, XF and higher coins are "common".
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