Going thru my floorboard
Maserati27
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Arrow legend;
Green: worm hole error(s)
Red: clipped planchet error
Purple: additional Lincoln eye error
Blue: Lincoln “D” head error
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That's a rotting zinc cent.
Green = zinc corrosion
Red = zinc corrosion
Purple = zinc corrosion
Blue = zinc corrosion
Cool, I've never seen a coin with 2 worm holes....
1994 D thank you for your service
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Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Man...those mice are desperate
Is this some kind of joke like the proof AGE that you bought for $25?
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
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rare varieties.
Value?
On eBay? Priceless
BHNC #203
It HAS to be, doesn't it? Anyone who has posted as many coins as he has should recognize corrosion by now.
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Definitely not errors... corrosion and PMD....Cheers, RickO
You mean that's a ROTTON zinc Cent, right?
Pete
No ... the cent is deteriorating ... it's in the process of rotting away. ( I cannot find the word rotton ) you mean rotten.?
Troll
Latin American Collection
amazing
Did you swindle a minor out of these too?
He didn't buy it, ha gave $25 in exchange for $50, thereby stealing $25 face value, the same as going to McDonald's and tricking the kid at the counter into giving you a fifty dollar bill for a twenty and a five because the kid has never seen one before, nevermind the gold, that is theft with knowledge and intent all day long!
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