1944 Lincoln cent weighs 2.8 grams - Coin Talk
2018年2月25日 · So I have this Lincoln cent, 1944. It weighs 2.8 g. It actually appears that the planchette itself is just thinner on one end than the other, and then wear from use and age on that end has caused further erosion or loss of metal? Is it possible the planchette was uneven to start with, and is this significant in the valuation of this coin?
L missing in Liberty on this penny. Error? - Coin Talk
2017年11月26日 · It would help if the whole side was shown, as it could be several things in my mind, from grease in the die , to damage where it appears something may have scraped it lightly , up to the edge of the "I".
Is this a Doubled Eye Lincoln Cent? - Coin Talk
2020年1月27日 · Lincoln seem to have some issues even without full pics I can tell you this is special . eric6794, Jan 27, ...
1944 penny cracked die - Coin Talk
2018年9月17日 · The 1944 is all post mint damage. Just some dirt and gunk on the surfaces. Soak it in 100% acetone for some time and it'll probably come off. As for the 1944-D, that could either be a cud (which happens at the mint) or a rim hit (which is post mint damage.)
I found a 1944 Steel Penny. Is it real? - Coin Talk
2012年6月13日 · I tried my 1943 steel penny on the magnet and it has a stronger attraction that the 1944 one and the 1944 one is very shiny compared to the 1943 one. I have no idea what I have, if anything. Any idea why it is so shiny, magnetic and has copper marks? If it didn't have magnetic attraction I would guess it was a fake from what I have been reading.
1944 D Lincoln Penny Double Die or Worn Out? - Coin Talk
2019年10月14日 · Hi again! I’ve been doing research for a few weeks and have finally found a forum to ask my burning questions to! I have this 1944 D Lincoln Penny.. the lettering/numbers seem to be very bold and distinct. The lettering in “Liberty” seems to be very bold and vary in sizes especially the “T.” I would love any insight!
1944 Lincoln wheat brass? - Coin Talk
2020年9月14日 · The actual weight can be anything from 2.60 to 3.90. The coin weight is different depending on the size of the planchet. like I have a 1945 penny that weighs 3.65 grams. Its not hugely overweight, but it is still cool. Overweight/underweight coins can also be worth something if they are majorly out of balance. Like a copper penny that weighs 5 ...
Shell Case Cents 1944-1945 - Coin Talk
2013年2月13日 · According to the Red Book, shell casing were used for cents made 1944 - 1946. However, there simply were not enough to casings available to make even one of those year's worth of the cents. If you can find it, there is a big discussion in a thread somewhere on CT.
1944 Lincoln cent weighs 2.8 grams | Page 2 | Coin Talk
2018年2月25日 · So I have this Lincoln cent, 1944. It weighs 2.8 g. It actually appears that the planchette itself is just thinner on one end than the other, and then wear from use and age on that end has caused further erosion or loss of metal? Is it possible the planchette was uneven to start with, and is this significant in the valuation of this coin?
1972 Lincoln Penny S over D double date - Coin Talk
2014年9月15日 · The late 60's and the 70's have multiple problems with mm. Many were MDD, and/or damaged. Photographs are hard to tell , but I don't see any RPM or OMM.