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The 57-D is damaged. It looks like it was removed from one of those Lucky penny encased cents. The 43 isn't worth the grading and shipping fees (View Post)

You said "Jbk, if you actually blow up the picture and look, you wouldn't have that question because it's quite obvious, but I want to thank you and everyone else for looking and commenting as w… (View Post)

> These 2 points are extremely important Unless people start trading barrels of cents it will always be an industrial metal that needs to be refined into a useable alloy. And that costs money. I s… (View Post)

Most of the coins you posted were struck from worn dies. Notice the radial flow lines. The second to last one is from a polished die. The first and last coin look normal. There are no modifications o… (View Post)

And what if the IRS disagrees with your reasonable approximation? Just because you make an estimate using the Cohan Rule, that doesn't mean they are obligated to accept it. In today's quickly changin… (View Post)