Is this tail on the base of the T from CENT / reverse look valuable, or is it just not.
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either way, I have a bunch of pennies that look interesting enough. Im having trouble finding a variety attribution list. I came across one, are they all the same? seen one, seen em all?
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gumby1234
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The cent you show is just worn and slightly damaged. No extra value for it.
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ajaan
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Looks like the coin was hit and the metal from the T pushed up. It's referred to as Post Mint Damage.
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CaptHenway
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Post Mint damage
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Gouged. Damaged.
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