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US 1845 large cent off center date worth restoration?
- Thread starter Mark kus
- Start date
How is it possible for a coin to have the date in the wrong place when it is engraved on a die ?
Unless the date was stamped after the coin was struck ?
Mark that coin is toast like most coppers the only original surface is around the stars and date all the patina on the stars and date has flaked off .
You real can't restore what's not there at least you know what it is I have only found 2 one is toasted worse than yours and the other is beautiful with no corrosion they are rare in the midwest were I live .
That's one every 27 years . sube
Unless the date was stamped after the coin was struck ?
Mark that coin is toast like most coppers the only original surface is around the stars and date all the patina on the stars and date has flaked off .
You real can't restore what's not there at least you know what it is I have only found 2 one is toasted worse than yours and the other is beautiful with no corrosion they are rare in the midwest were I live .
That's one every 27 years . sube
BigTony
Well-known member
Cool find