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Well I have never held one in my hand until today. Must say it was kind of cool to see one. I've always heard about them and always hoped I would find one. They only wanted $15k for it...

Did they have any 59 wheats lying around?

How would you even tell if it was copper?

Sullysullinburg wrote:How would you even tell if it was copper?

The weight would be 3.1 grams.

Picture of it on a digital scale or it didn't happen!

Well I'm not sure how the slab would scale.... but next time i'm in I'll ask if I can take a picture of it in the case. That way we can look up the #

There is a coin shop in Flagstaff and the first time I walked in the owner had a bit of small talk.

Mind you this is about 5 minutes after we met, he HANDED me a slabbed ms-63 1944 steel cent and said what do you think of that?

$100K coin! The most valuable coin I've ever held.

Thogey wrote:Mind you this is about 5 minutes after we met, he HANDED me a slabbed ms-63 1944 steel cent and said what do you think of that?

$100K coin! The most valuable coin I've ever held.

Run. Run like the wind.

Thogey wrote:There is a coin shop in Flagstaff and the first time I walked in the owner had a bit of small talk.

Mind you this is about 5 minutes after we met, he HANDED me a slabbed ms-63 1944 steel cent and said what do you think of that?

$100K coin! The most valuable coin I've ever held.

Sweet. You might've asked if he took layaway