1992 D Almost tossed to the side.
ACE23
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This unique penny almost got tossed in the recycling bin. What's your first impression of this one of a kind Lincoln cent?
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1992D wide am
altered surfaces
worth 1 cent
What would the surface be altered with?
To be fair to the posters here... if you claim the coin to be unique, you should be able to explain why. It's not up to others to explain why not.
Why are you tossing cents into the recycling bin? Too many people doing things like that over the years are why cent mintages were so absurdly high, costing the taxpayers the negative seignorage.
One of a kind? Or one of 4.5 billion?
chopmarkedtradedollars.com
It's harsche.
Never any quality feedback, just a bunch of rude comments. I've noticed that coin collectors are a bunch of proud ass holes.
Harsche chemicals. It sat in the middle of a harschepuppy sandwich until it developed a harsche patina.
The best thing you could do is invest in some books so that you don't get on here and embarrass yourself. Not being rude but a little self education will go a long way
You do know if the AM in AMERICA
on the reverse of any 1992 ____ (?) are touching
or if any 1992 cent shows
the G of the designers Int's.(FG) is not bent at the mouth.......research it.
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the copper plating on these is incredibly thin
if it were a 1972 cent i'd say acid
this one, i can't say for sure; but, when they come of the press they don't look like that because the whole coin wouldn't be pitted
i'd also think something mechanical abused it, like a dremel, but it's just that the plating is so thin that i can't imagine it surviving
Still haven't heard what you think makes it unique. Like said above, post a coin, tell us what YOU see and why you think it has value beyond 1¢.
bob
Have you heard of VarietyVista.com? Just ask'n. Or maybe Coppercoins.com. Both are excellent resources for cents.
Put it on a auction website and see what happens
As already mentioned, simply offer your opinion as to why you imagine it to be unique and while not likely to get agreement, you might learn something to include using the internet to access the many free cent knowledgeable sites. Good luck.
Jim
When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either quit being mistaken or cease to be honest....Abraham Lincoln
Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.....Mark Twain
Don’t spend it all at once.
Not everyone, but some.
It's a slightly corroded cent. I know you're very PROUD of it. And that's fine. But I'm not sure we're clear on what it is you want us to see.
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Dude, amazing people buy that stuff; it’s liable to sell there.
You're a coin collector, aren't you?
GEE...........I never called myself the things you say you are.
I guess you're correct. This is NOT quality feedback.
Pete