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CONTEST! UGLIEST COIN CONTEST!

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I just saw an ugly counterfeit Kennedy 1/2 posted and thought it might be fun to see if there are other ugly coins out there. I will search around for one myself and see what I can contribute ...THANKS!
 
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I woulod be happy to have them all LOL
 
Heres one I found yesterday... I am fairly certain that its a memorial cent. Not sure if its a Zincoln or not though. It was just below the full water level of a local lake which is down about 15ft at the moment. The best find was either a clad dime or pull tab with a blue star on it. 2020-04-28.webp
 
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I think it may be a dime ?
 
IMG_0684.webp Here's a few of mine.....The Indian Head and the Jefferson were dug, the V nickel and Lincoln came from Coinstar.
 
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Found this ugly thing yesterday. 😂😂
 
Found this beauty several years ago, but I'm sure I was happy that I found a wheat that day.

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Nasty 1855 large

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Nastier Large Cent from the 1830's (we think):

How it came out of the NJ dirt:
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After electrolysis:
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Backside is completely destroyed:
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The restoration went about as well as possible...
At least one half is visible. :)
 
Give me some time gotta find a way to get my face on one of my worn out coins....
That my friend would be a hands down Winner ")
 
I like the 1943's, so I won't call it a Stincoln. But I might never have been able to ID this one if it hadn't accidentally slipped under a magnet:

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Here's a couple of my ugliest (but bucket lister!) coins. I have tons of nasty looking beach coins, but, people may be eating, so, I'll refrain from causing nausea! These are "S" mint Peace dollars that I suppose were in a fire at some time. With my luck they're probably 1934's, but, the obverse is too far gone to tell the date(s).
 

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Here is one that could certainly be called an ugly. The kind that makes you think to yourself "Cool, I just dug a Walking Liberty half dollar.....dang that is ugly!" Why someone would destroy a perfectly good half dollar is anybody's guess.

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This IHP would be in nice shape if it hadn’t been shot (;
 

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Been in hobby for over 40 yrs - so got a bunch - i hit mostly salt water now and its not kind to coins
here is a silver half - too cool to clean
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here is a saltwater large cent - it was trapped in a depression so it has been moving back and forth in sand for a long time
you can shave with it
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farmfield half dime almost cut in half
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tons of zinc lincolns got coins that were fires etc.
 
Surely one of these indians is a contender.

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IMG_20200523_175229517~2.webp This one is paper thin at the top! Quarter found in 1900 era layer.
 

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Been in hobby for over 40 yrs - so got a bunch - i hit mostly salt water now and its not kind to coins
here is a silver half - too cool to clean
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here is a saltwater large cent - it was trapped in a depression so it has been moving back and forth in sand for a long time
you can shave with it
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farmfield half dime almost cut in half
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tons of zinc lincolns got coins that were fires etc.
Yeah, I've gotten lots of coins attached to rocks and shells. This is one of my favorites attached to a fishing weight. It made one heck of a signal! I just had to clean it a little to see what coin it was. 1945 Washington quarter. I decided I liked it better keeping it on the sinker. :icon_thumleft:
 

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