Day For Unplated Cents

[MentalUnrest]

I have little doubt this one is unplated. I threw it on eBay and will see what happens. Started at $14.99 and already has 2 watchers in first 5 minutes. Probably someone wondering if something like this will actually sell as they have one themselves.

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[Coppercrazy]

Wow, I'm really jealous right now

 

[Coppercrazy]

Maybe I'll buy it if you don't mind that is

 

[Coppercrazy]

I'm watching it now! I'm curious to see if it sells!

 

[MentalUnrest]

Well, as I said in another post: I have you to thank! I know all the errors and varieties to look for but never knew about these unplated varieties.

Thanks CC!

 

[dustywallen]

These are environmental damage or dryer coins. If you will notice they are slightly larger than a normal cent. Which implies a heat source has been applied to them.

 

[MentalUnrest]

These are environmental damage or dryer coins. If you will notice they are slightly larger than a normal cent. Which implies a heat source has been applied to them.

I put another penny on top and below: exact size of normal penny with no over or under hang.

Aside from this, what do you see that implies this? Or what would a true unplated show that this on does not?

If its not, it's good info to have.

 

[dustywallen]

I am just going off information that I obtained whenever I found mine. The label has nothing to do with either coin was just laying on desk. As you can see the one I have is slightly larger and also you can see detail of heat. Very rough texture.

 

[dustywallen]

I am just going off information that I obtained whenever I found mine. The label has nothing to do with either coin was just laying on desk. As you can see the one I have is slightly larger and also you can see detail of heat. Very rough texture.
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How funny searched eBay for completed listings and the highest one sold was a 1983 D I don't know. I posted it on lincoln resource I while back when I found it. I just relayed what I was told. Threw it in the error box I have. Just dug it out when I saw this post.