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too bad for me this penny is not a mint error seems that it was unplated and the same for the other penny that I have . I know now how to tell if fake or not -
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Rare penny?
Hello everyone. I'm Vince I've been collecting coins since childhood ,Indian head penny started it all then a broadstrike 5c the size of a 25c that was in my pocket change got me started on the error side of things .Looking forward to gaining some knowledge and hopefully putting some good, solid stuff out there
I do have a few intresting coins to share and get your input. I found this 1986D 1c no copper penny when I found it it was real light grey I have found three over the years,are they that rare?
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