Rare Coin | 1943 copper

[cranky]

Any one seen this. Held a 1944 zinc. Never been close to the 1943 copper. Even though damaged as rare as these are I wouldn't care.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1943-COPPER-and-1944-STEEL-CENTS-MUSEUM-WORTHY-OFF-METALS-AUTHENTIC-PCGS-/121354822786?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item1c414fa482

[Magers]

It would be great to find in any condition. But for a million dollars, there are quite a few coins you could buy that are so much more appealing. For example this coin that Brad posted http://lincolncentresource.net/forum...ad.php?t=33358

[cranky]

Oh I diffidently agree. But it would be fun to find one. Never seen one on E bay.

[GrumpyEd]

Sad that they didn't test it with a magnet instead of a knife.
Still a neat coin.

[admrose]

The label on that 1943 copper looks fishy to me; as far as I know PCGS has never used a white label; also the cert. # is not in the PCGS database.

[jfines69]

The full obv pics of the coin in the holder are different... Fishy at a minimum!!!

[riff]

The label on that 1943 copper looks fishy to me; as far as I know PCGS has never used a white label; also the cert. # is not in the PCGS database. It's probably a fake slab/'43 copper.

they are the rare PCGS China slabs:

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/1909-S-VDB-Lincoln-Wheat-Cent-Penny-Copy/988441102.html

[cranky]

they are the rare PCGS China slabs:
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/1909-...988441102.html

Checked out some of his feed back. Most of what he sells is currency, Very few coins. Nothing of valued over $2.000. Yup! Kinda makes you wonder.

[rlm's cents]

Maybe this will assuage the skeptics. Here is how the Goldbergs sold this exact coin; http://images.goldbergauctions.com/p...le=42&lot=2462. Granted, it did not go for $1,000,000, but that is how you get free advertizements.

[DCW]

This coin is well known and completely legit. Priced at around 16x its previous hammer price. At least you get a free 44 steelie with your purchase!