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No. It is nothing but a damaged cent. These circulated and beat up coins don't serve a purpose other than spending money.Bob Piazza
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well i hope is brass like this 1944 im sending them to get graded but thanks IMG_20210127_151047576.jpgComment
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What? Where are you sending them and why?Originally posted by coinhawk View PostJason Cuvelier
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I see the pattern here and with other coins you have posted. So far, your grading fees for those coins you said you were sending in is in the hundreds of dollars. Total value of those coins you are sending in is about 10 cents.
We really do try to keep folks from making expensive mistakes here. In your case, it might be better for you to make a few of those mistakes to understand that we have no motives here other than to educate. I fear we have failed with you Coinhawk. You have not learned anything yet. It is a pity.Bob Piazza
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