Well you have a cent which is worth one cent. You copied all these terms from the Internet and posted this question on my site without reading my tutorials, FAQs, or submission criteria. If you had, you’d see that (a) your coin has no value behind face value and (b) we ask people not to submit coins from change, modern coins, and minor varieties. So I suspect you asked other dealers ignoring their instructions as well. Please don’t get mad at me and leave nasty reviews, I’m the one who at least took time to answer you. I know some weenie out there led you to believe your cent has value. Get mad at him.
📋 Item Submitted
1982-D Small Print Copper Penny. I'm sure I don't have the best scales to weigh it but it has maxed out at .115 Oz which is 3.1+ grams. I've seen the scale go to .110 Oz which brings it to 3.118 grams. I'm just trying to figure out if I have something here or I'm chasing a dream. I have reached out to a couple other dealers but have yet to hear from them. Thank you.
M
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ANA-Certified Numismatist · Hudson Valley Numismatics
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