Corina
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agreed take it to a coin shop or send it in to a grading company and have them look at it
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send it to a coin grading company and let them look at it or take it to a coin shop and see what they think that is my best advice
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Bump
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the photos are not that good so it's hard to tell what you are talking about
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Ok we have a bid of $10 on this nice auction anymore bids on this nice auction
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ended
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not a bad error coin but if one is after major bucks then be ready to shell out major cash for those types of errors
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bad photo isn't helping much, try to get a clear shot of what you are talking about
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looks good
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photos would be a help in seeing what you are talking about
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maybe marker but it's PMD never the less
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well as i always say expect the unexpected it will happen anyways and well i expected to find some sort of odd coin in my change after all i did find a 1944 US wheat penny in change three days ago
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well found this 1962d silver US dime in change the coin seems to be in VG condition and has seen some use overall not a bad find
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spend it the coin is called post mint damaged which means the coin was damaged after it left the mint
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ONE MORE DAY BEFORE THIS AUCTION CLOSES SO GET THOSE BIDS IN ON THIS NICE AUCTION
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we have a bid of $2.50 on this nice auction anymore bids on this auction before it closes
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This auction closes in three days on this nice dime
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ended
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here is the info on the steel penny i could find https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1943_steel_cent your penny most likely nickel-plated and will weakly stick to a magnet
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your dime is called a post mint damage coin which means it was done after the coin was minted
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a clear photo would be helpful cause the one you put up is blurry and i can't tell what you are talking about get a clear close up shot that would be helpful
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yours is plated and not a real steel penny, steel pennies were made in 1943 only anything made after 1943 is copper/zinc mixture
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i have found many one sided shiny nickels in my change before i gather they are from bankrolls people broke open and used, nothing uncommon or special
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well without photos to see what the coin looks like it is hard to say what is it
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thanks