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Silverfrog

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brendan1414

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In my opinion the first one looks simply beat up and the penny looks to be a very slight, 1% clipped planchet
 

BuffaloBoy

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I know nothing about that dime, but the penny seems to be a slightly clipped planchet as Brendan said before. Good eye though for that clipped planchet!!! :icon_sunny:

note: I believe(correct me if I am wrong), if you put the edge of another regular penny up to the clipped portion of the clipped penny, if they match up perfectly, you got yourself a clipped planchet.

HH and happy new year!
 

garbageman

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The 1982 dime does look like a no P variety although it is difficult to tell by the picture and its condition. Good finds! -Garbageman
 

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Silverfrog

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Thanks for all of the help. Does anyone have any idea of what they're worth?
 

captainfwiffo

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If the 1982 really is a no-P, it might be worth something like $40 (maybe less because it's corroded or damaged). It may just be damage though, it's hard to tell from the picture.

The cent is a small but genuine incomplete planchet. Worth a few bucks (though it can be hard to find somebody interested in smaller clips.)
 

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