legal_in_usa
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Darrell....Ask me to post this coin........Can anyone tell me if its worth anything?
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penny with no date
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utahshovelhead
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I am hoping that is a mint error as that would be a great penny you got there. It not a wheaty it must be a 1981 that was an error stamp. at least that is what it looks like from the pic. I;ll cross my fingers for ya.
legal_in_usa
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hope ya can see this pic better ..........
montanagold
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you can see the 19 and what looks like something round had rubbed it, I would think so also if the face wasn't so warn. but I am no coin expert.
dewcon4414
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chaaaa chinggggg. You can see where possibly the die is broken. Looks like one worth having it looked at and appraised. Boy i dont have the patience to go thru all the change i get, but its obvious it can pay off. Great find Dave.... Hey just a thought ill give ya .50 cents for it.. look at it as 50 percent increase on your money. What a deal... stock market wont give ya that.
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TokenDigger
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I agree with Nick A. It looks like a filled die. Lincoln and the wording appear to have less detail than the other side of the coin. If it were a broken die, there usually would be a die crack (a raised line where the crack occur ed) or a "cud" ( a blob of metal where the die broke off). Also, look at it with a magnifying glass to be sure there are no machining marks in case someone machined the part of the date off. It probably isn't worth much- I found a Kennedy half dollar in a roll of halves that was missing lots of detail on one side of the coin due to a filled die. I sold it on eBay for about $10. Your coin is a neat find and I always like looking through my change when I have the time.