Any idea how to find value of this penny error?

[newcomer]

Hope this post shows up ok, i am new at this. I have had this penny since 1969. I don't know anything about it and any help would be greatly appreciated. The date didn't show up very well, its a 1969 D. Thanks

 

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[sandman03]

go to RARE AND VALUABLE US COINS YOU SHOULD FIND IT ON THAT SIGHT COULD BE WORTH A COUPLE HUNDRED

 

[redbeardrelics]

Best way to find the current & real value, is to list it properly on eBay, or in a large national coin auction. On eBay you will not get the top bid, but you will get the next increment up from the second best bid.

 

[ethanfez]

I am pretty sure this is PMD. Post mint damage. I have done this to many coins. You just put a coin ontop of another and hit it hard. Takes a good bit of practice before you can do it well. If it actually was struck like that at the mint it should be a bit bigger.

 

[newcomer]

I am pretty sure this is PMD. Post mint damage. I have done this to many coins. You just put a coin ontop of another and hit it hard. Takes a good bit of practice before you can do it well. If it actually was struck like that at the mint it should be a bit bigger.

I understand what you mean and took another look. The pictures aren't as clear as I wish. The word liberty on the head side is raised in both places and on the back the columns are raised the same. Looks like liberty and the columns would be depressed if it was hit. I need to get a better picture.

 

[dejapooh]

better pictures please

 

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