1942 wheatback 2 over 4?
Cul8r
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Here's one for u guys I've never seen or heard of this one?
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To be honest, the 3rd pic looks more like what you are asking, but all the other pics just looks like junk around the 4 to me.
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Looks like something stuck to the coin to me.
PMD
Corrosion... Post Mint Damage, not an overdate.
Give it a short soak in acetone. If it disappears, then it was "schmutz" stuck to the coin. If its still there, its damage caused by a hit.
If you're going to continue to search for errors, I highly recommend putting some time into studying the minting and die making process. The US mint and Coin Week have some good YouTube videos. Www.doubleddie.com also has some good info. The members who told you it isn't a mint error can do so with confidence because they know and understand the minting process. it takes some time, but the more you learn, the easier it will be to spot real errors and avoid the junk
I have done plenty of research and this is definitely a 2 over the 4 i just can't
get a good enough pic if it
Send it in for authentication and post the slab images.
I'm trying with my limited resources. From a straight on view i agree it looks like just some junk on it but when you see it from the slightest of angles it mirrors the 2 directly behind it perfectly.good idea thx
PMG (Post Mint Gunk)
The 4 is damaged.
Whats to research? There is not a single Lincoln Cent with a repunched date! It's damaged.
WS
Pmd
either gunked or PMD those are the two choices you got, not an error by any means
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Lu7hEuQDcc95URgz6
Maybe a chip, probably pmd. Peace
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PMD
Here's what i think is a better pic so you guys are somewhat
seeing what i am.
Yeah, just no.
Any of you guys live in central texas? Im in cedar creek tx and I'd drive a few hours to have someone look at this thing in person the pictures just aren't seeing what you can when you are actually looking at it!
I know everybody thinks this is junk on the penny but if you could only see it. It is 100% a 2 stamped on this penny no ifs ands or buts about it.
If you're positive you have something rare, and don't agree with the comments you received from the members here, then you should send it for authentication. Obviously, you aren't going to change opinions with additional pics.
Send it in and tell us what the experts say.
Just based on the pictures of course, what you have is PMD... Send it to our hosts and you will get the same result. Cheers, RickO
The shape of the alleged “2”, doesn’t match what it would look like, if it were a Mint-made “2”. That should, though almost certainly won’t, override any imagination or wishes to the contrary.
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
Numismatic Pareidolia
Pareidolia (/pærɪˈdoʊliə/ parr-i-DOH-lee-ə) is the tendency for incorrect perception of a stimulus as an object, pattern or meaning known to the observer, such as seeing shapes in clouds, seeing faces in inanimate objects or abstract patterns, or hearing hidden messages in music
From Wikipedia
This seems to occur, only when such perception, if accurate, would result in coins being worth more, not less. 😉 For example, I don’t hear of people “seeing” mint-marks on coins/dates which are more valuable without mint-marks.
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
Here is what you do, put the coin aside for 1 year.
Start studying and practicing numismatics. Try and find a mentor if possible, don’t be scared to ask questions. Participate in the GTG threads here on the forum, ask senior members what they see and how they came to their educated guess. Use all of the PCGS coin facts tools that are available.
Hopefully after a year and many hours of research and practice your “eyes” will be better trained to spot the small details.
...I may take a look at these photos tonight about 55 minutes into an Ambien...should be able to see all sorts of cool things...I will report back later on then
If that is the case why are you asking us?
The only thing that is 100% here is that every comment is telling you it is not what you think.
If you are here to learn you would take the expert advise you have been given.
If you are here to learn you would try an acetone bath and learn from your findings.
Any amount of photos, clear or not will not win your argument.
If you don't like the answers given say "thanks" and send it in for grading and then come back here to post your results.
It is 100% PMD or something on this penny no ifs ands or buts about it.
I fixed your statement for you
Sorry, had to chuckle at your defiance.
It is 100% not an extra 2 "stamped on this penny".
Since you refuse to believe the people here, join PCGS, send the coin in, and after spending a 150 or 200 dollars on all of that you will be told what you have already heard here.
By the way, one of the people who posted an answer here is likely the one who will be looking at your coin when you send it in to PCGS.
@JBK
"By the way, one of the people who posted an answer here is likely the one who will be looking at your coin when you send it in to PCGS."
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Easy problem to solve.....just send it to one of the other TPG's.
I believe THE expert on errors has weighed in above, but if I can offer another solution. As far as I know, the Round Rock, TX coin show is still a go for this weekend. There are a few very knowledgeable dealers that will be there to view the coin in hand and give an honest assessment. Here is the link to check the status of the event: https://www.coinshows-usa.com/Central-Texas-Coin-Show.
I hope to see you there!
Steve
Damage, nothing more. If you are sure it is a multi-million dollar rarity then you should send it in to our host for authentication. It is clear that you don't care about the negative comments the coin received from members of this board.
That's a little crude if you ask me. He has not once claimed to have a multi-million dollar rarity. He also has not been rude once to anyone's negative comments. I'm sure he doesn't care too much for the negative comments that it is not mint made, but no one is. But it seems that he is seeing something we are not due to the poor pictures he is posting. If the OP could at least get one close up focused picture that everyone could see, we could better explain why this coin is PMD.
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ok
go on send it in and see what the grading company thinks you will get a in your face blunt, and to the point paid opinion you will not like as it will not agree with what you want the coin to be
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Lu7hEuQDcc95URgz6
First, you are suggesting a 4 over 2, not a 2 over 4.
Second, there is no 1942/22 overdate Lincoln. If there were such a die overdate other examples would exist.
If yours is the only one in the world it was made after the coin was minted.
The coin is simply damaged. It looks like it survived a fire.
Lance.
U would definitly see it different if you had the penny in hand lance. Trust me
Josh
see new thread:
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1044740/explanation-of-1942-2-over-4#latest
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