"Toned" penny- keep or spend?

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Posted a while back about a 73 with rainbow coloring that I found. Finally got around to taking some pics. I know it's not worth much now, but should I throw it in a flip and leave it for the boy in 30-40 years, or just spend it? Thanks for looking



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I would keep myself, it may not have a lot of monetary value today but one has to appreciate natural toning like this one has. I have a few like this in my collection that I pulled from circulation, I noted on the flip why I kept it so the next owner whether my family or stranger knew why it was saved.Got to love that toning."Nice coin" keep it
 

Depends on if you need the money or not.
 

It does not have the natural look although i could be wrong.
 

Appears to be heat damage. Spend.
 

Keep it in your pocket when you next metal detect and give it to the first kid who asks what you are doing.
Or, if he, too, is MD-ing, give it to him. Or, (best of all) 'salt' the area in front of him so that he finds it.
Don.....
 

Keep it in your pocket when you next metal detect and give it to the first kid who asks what you are doing.
Or, if he, too, is MD-ing, give it to him. Or, (best of all) 'salt' the area in front of him so that he finds it.
Don.....

You know, I'd do this very thing except my 11 yr old son claimed the thing after seeing it on the table yesterday. He's got it in "his" safe. Said he'd trade me an indian head for it the next time he finds one. Lol... SOLD!
 

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