Questions on 1909-S VDB Wheat Penny

taltexan

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I dug this coin yesterday along with several other wheat's and 3 silver dimes. Didn't know what I had until I started to clean the wheat's. Coin is in relativity good condition. Any idea to a realistic value and would olive oil remove the remaining dirt without harming the value of coin? Thanks
 

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CoinDigger57

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DO NOT CLEAN that coin!!! You will do far more damage than good. Put in a 2x2 coin holder and get a Coin World or Numistmatic News publication at you local book/magazine store. You'll find the going price for this coin in there. Red Books are not accurate for pricing. They give a general idea of value but prices change often. You've got a dandy there, a key date that any collector would love to have! Congratulations on your great find.... :icon_thumright:
 

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taltexan

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Thanks for the links VW..... If you will check that same forum there is a thread on this coin. I took the coin to a dealer yesterday and his opinion is the coin is genuine. Coin is on it way to PCGS....
 

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taltexan said:
Thanks for the links VW..... If you will check that same forum there is a thread on this coin. I took the coin to a dealer yesterday and his opinion is the coin is genuine. Coin is on it way to PCGS....
Probably means coin is authentic. Congratulations!

I would have sent it to PCGS as well. Hoping for the best.
 

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