1950 - D wheat penny ERROR" NOT SEEN YET"

Hi I am new to the fourm, but i have been collecting for quite some time now. I just recently
found a posible error on my 1950 D wheat penny. these pictures should tell the story.
So any feedback would be great. (picture was taken with microscope so that is why it is backwards.)

Thanks

 

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Looks like your everyday average die gouge/break to me. No added value. Pretty cool though.

 

Nothing special between the 9 and the 5, but it does look like there is a D/D RPM!

 

should i send it off to be graded. also what is it worth?

 

If you want to spend $40 to encase a 50¢ coin. Even slabbed, it is still a 50¢ coin. From the looks of that, it is well worn.

 

here are pics of it zoomed out

 

It is in better shape than I thought, but it is still a 50¢ coin. Die chips or gouges are common.

 

Yep, it's a keeper but not much more.

 

A keeper because it only cost a cent and is somewhat interesting. Not worth more than stated above.

 

I have a 1950 penny that missing the D is it worth anything

 

If you are referring to the Mint Mark it is probably A Philadelphia Minted Cent.. they did not use a Mint Mark.

 

Here is the coin flipped and zoomed. Looks like an RPM maybe?

 

Die gouge/chip of some sort. Very nice as die gouges go.

 

Unfortunately, as this is a necrothread, the OP has been gone for 4 years and likely isn't reading the new comments.

 

I have to learn to look at the original post date when someone decides to revive an old thread.

 

The worst of it is, I've a feeling this one was an unlisted RPM - Variety Vista doesn't have one like it and the MM looks plainly repunched.

 

how can you say that!



How many times do you see the date in a mirror image?

 

1950 s With multiples errors????

 

I don't see any errors

Also.. You should create your very own unique thread at the Error Coins section of CoinTalk. You will get better views and responses.