1944 d cent
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thewatchers
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Ebay that thing and retire.
2moshers
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If it really is a 1944D Steel Cent error you are in the money and congratulations! Best of luck!
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Nothing special
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It's not enough to retire on, but a few years paychecks for sure!
That is unless this newbie is just pulling our legs.
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Yeah, I found a gold plated pair (I forget the year) that were turned into earrings once at a garage sale.
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