From the penny smasher

Eleven Cents

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My kid and I smashed a dug 1980 cent that had a nice red patina. The smasher exposed bright copper in all the right places. I really like how it turned out!

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Rookster

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That's pretty cool.
 

Diver_Down

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Dec 13, 2008
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There is a niche segment of collectors that collect elongated cents. I do. I always ensure a copper is used. The zincoln comes out looking like crap. I collect the elongated cents from my travels, but also of my hometown of St. Augustine. There are many kiosks around town, but the collectible ones to me are the retired designs from decades ago.
 

A2coins

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Dec 20, 2015
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that will be collectible later on lol
 

Dozer D

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An old gentleman friend of mine that gave me tons of old foreign & US coins, also gave me a 1893-Worlds Fair elongated cent. Real sharp.
 

Kantuckkeean

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An old gentleman friend of mine that gave me tons of old foreign & US coins, also gave me a 1893-Worlds Fair elongated cent. Real sharp.

Got a photo? Hopefully it wasn’t an 1856 Flying Eagle that got smashed!! :tongue3:

Kindest regards,
Kantuck
 

Dozer D

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I'll get it out and take pics, for show & tell of the 1893 W F
 

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