1909 S VDB Counterfeit! Lincoln Wheat Cent Penny ID Fakes
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- You need to know how to authentic 1909 S VDB Lincoln Cents before you buy them. You also need to know how much a 1909 S VDB penny is worth in all grades before you buy one. Just watch out for fakes, too good to be true deals and cleaned and damaged examples.
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I have a Canadian 2.00 sheet of bills. It's a large one from 1987.
I would like some help in trying to sell it. I have never sold anything before. I took it out of its package only once to take pictures.
Could you please help me? As I am not computer savvy.
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Like I said before. You Remind me of my Father. Thank you for what you do. I would Never say what I am saying. But you are exactly what he was. Thank you. Thank you
If everyone learns this about the 1909 S VDB Cent then they will never buy a fake again. Education is freedom. PLEASE SHARE!!!! 😀
Thanks again, Daniel!! Your genuine concern for upholding numismatics is above and beyond the call of duty!!
Another very helpful video Daniel. And timely for me because I just bought one to complete my 1909 - 2009 set. I’m amazed that you find the time to record a video nearly every day. I think I speak for everyone when I say these are extremely helpful and interesting even if you don’t happen to collect the type of coin you’re discussing. All my best.
Thanks Mark. I am getting faster. It's the editing that takes a while. I can record a video in less than 20 but take up to a couple hours to edit and release. Thanks for commenting and a pleasure!
Thank you sir. I am blessed with two 1909s VDB both are real. This information will help a lot of people. Keep up the great work 💯👍
Thank you! I hope it will!
I wish I saw this video earlier. I had a 1909 S V.D.B. Validated by PCGS and it was counterfeit. Lesson learned.
Good video. The close-ups on the mint mark and VDB were helpful.
Thank you.
Great Video... Very well explained... Keep up the Great Work.... Thanks Again for the Proof Sets yesterday....
You're welcome and thank you for the plugs!
My dad bought a roll of 1909 S VDB cents at Marshall Fields in Chicago when he was discharged from the Marine Corps in 1953. They were in grades from VF to AU and the price was $50 (plus sales tax). Back when coins were sold in the toy department.
Thank you for the video. I'm sure it will help alot of people. Have a great day and as always, Enjoy. J
Excellent video! The only thing I would add that helped me is the 4 different S mintmark locations. I was able to identify which type mine was. Mine is slabbed NGC VF 25BN. It is nice to also have a NGC grade photo to match the coin in hand to authenticate it. Anyhow, thanks for sharing!
Yes, the four die pairs. I was trying to be simple but thanks!
Thanks Dan for posting video about how to spot fakes
Great video and information, definitely helped me as it hopefully will others!
Thank you
Thanks Daniel. Very informative
🤔 thanks, I'm learning a lot. Have a great weekend.👍.
Thank you! You have a good one as well.
Thanks very important information!Have a great. Weekend you & family 🎈👍👍🎈🎈🎈🎈👍
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Very good video Daniel thanks again
Thank you!
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My grandfather and I collected wheat pennies, so wither any are fake or real doesn't matter to me. Any time i find one I feel like he's still here with me, but this is good info to have.
When I found a Lincoln cent that I thought was a mint error i found Coin Help U. I learned that my coin was a vice job but before I learned about the deception I really thought I might have a winner. But alas it was fake but i still have it in my not a real error collection 😂. Thank You for what you do on your channel it's a great service for newbies and pro's.
I doubt that I will ever get one of these (real) ones. This was a really good video for those who buy on eBay and other sites. I myself have never bought coins on eBay and don't plan on doing so. Thanks for another great video and for sharing. All the best ~ Shirl
Thank you
@@CoinHELPu You're very welcome. ☺
Most excellent! I can now validate mine.
Great info. Thanks
Thanks for sharing. I think I would buy a slabbed one.
Thank you!
I actually own 2 of these. Both PCGS, one is a 62 RB and the other is a AU 58 RB. Good Info to know. Both are from my brothers collection.
Another awesome video.
Thank you, really helpful
Thank you!
That helped me a lot thanks
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
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Thank you
Great video
Yes i got screwed on e-bay fighting now with seller wish me luck
Thanks i was looking for 1 is not real thanks for this info.👍
I bid on one of these that was super cheap just to see what the price went up too. The auction was canceled. I assumed it was fake, but with the canceled auction I wonder if it was real and nobody believed it so they wouldn't bid
Love to see the same review of the 1916-d merc.
It's coming. I have a few fake on the 16-D.
I have One 1909 penny that's barely legible on the year and has some gunk on the back but I can't tell if it's an S cause of the wear! It kills me not knowing lol
The coin you displayed is on EBay at the moment but is an “s” and not vibe, am trying to find a reasonable s vdb as a one coin collection
saw ads “Have you seen this coin?” On the backs of comics all through the 1960’s but never found one
I just realized something in watching this video--Brenner is the only U. S coin designer who put periods after his initials. Perhaps if he didn't include the periods and made his initials a wee bit smaller, people would have let him keep them there. 🙂
i have a fake, before i watched this video, i noticed it had a very different appearance in general, from my other vintage pennies but the bvd & mint mark are just exactly how you point out as forgeries. I wonder what my dad paid for it. He has some other obviously fake coins, now im wondering about the silver.
BIG Difference between real wear and fake wear. Need to check both sides, need to see if there is unusual wear like similar dents , being put in a tumbler!! We wise crooks can be found everywhere.
Yes and yes
Late 70's for Christmas my dumb dad gave me the best gift of all: a true 1909 S VDB from a reputable dealer. It was years later as a young adult that I actually looked at the damn thing and saw that the 's' was mashed over a very obvious P underneath. You think you'd look for such a thing in this particular coin
All die pairs are known, there's no such S over P, the coin is either fake or the mint mark is damaged.
After watching your video....I have, wish careful examination, determinated that I was ripped off for $950 for a fake 1909-s V.D.B. coin....my heart hurts
Sorry to hear.
I purchased a 09 S VDB on Ebay last year. Ungraded. When I got the coin I immediately sent it to ANACS for authentication. Came back as counterfeit. Forger added the S.
The seller gave me a hard time about the return. I paid $1,700, it looked good and seller purported this was RED! I fell for his bag if wind. Turns out he got this coin on an online auction for $1,170 I purchased for $1,700.
I got my money-back but it took about 8 business days.
That seems like an awfully low price for an AU example of an s-vdb. I cannot buy one of that grade for anywhere near as low a price as that.Anyway, thankyou for the video Daniel, have a nice day.
The prices in this video are three years old.
@@CoinHELPu I missed that Daniel. My bad.
Nice
When you buy from a reputable dealer always double check the coins for yourself. Most dealers are pretty busy. Sometimes things slip by.
Might be true for a small percentage but no way is a fake 1909 S VDB getting by me.
Maybe not an S VDB, but I've seen (and I know you have too) some common date fakes. No dealer has the time to thoroughly check every coin that passes through their hands.
Is it possible the “s” on the penny has Deteriorated? But you someone can still know if it’s authentic? I have one that you can barely see the “vdb” but it looks like the S is barely hanging on.
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Hi, where i can sent photos of a 2019 shield penny to know if it's double die. Thank you
These are really common but you can post it here coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php
Im quite confident i have a 1909vdb ddo with possible ddr would you be interested in me sending you a picture?
Mine is real certified by PCGS xf45 with a lamentation error on the front
How do I get a coins instead
Should a 1996 D Lincoln penny have a VDB on the bottom of his coat ,on the front of penny ?
Yes, they all do starting in 1918.
I was given one in my change today what do I need to do I came home and started searching it is it worth it too get it graded how could I just go get it sold
Since it's not professionally authenticated you don't sell it, it's more than likely fake. You can buy fakes online easily.
I have a 1909 vdb and 3 1920 s and a few more I'd like to show you and eventually sell
How do I get a 1909 vdb s authenticated? If I send it off , will I get it back ? Been ripped off before by a local coin place.
You send it to ANACS. Go to their website and call them.
my 1909 vdb has no dots on VDB
What's the 1909 V D B worth without the S mint mark.
It is worth a few dollars and up depending on the condition. coinauctionshelp.com/lincoln-cent-value-wheat/
What if it says vdb and no s mint mark
Then its a normal 1909 Philadelphia mint Lincoln Cent.
What are the real chances of finding a 1909 VDB s cent in a box 📦 from the bank. For sure if you find one in a box from the bank IT IS REAL. The best thing about searching boxes is it is much better than playing the Lotto.
Very slim but doesn't mean it is real. Anyone can place a fake in circulation an it end up in a bank roll. You just need to know the difference.
CoinHELPu Agree however the why is so much more important than the what. Take note to make a fake takes a lot of effort time and money. If there is no profit there is no reason. Yes I need to know the difference. Yes others want to know how to tell. I am just a self taught novice, you make it your occupation. I learn from you because I seek more knowledge. Finding a rare coin in bank boxes are far more likely to be real.
I'd say zero but there's always a chance someone Is turning in an estate collection and they don't care about coins.
@@rf-bh3fh A bank box is coins made up from coins people took to the bank so chances of finding a real 1909 S VBD are not going to be better. Bank boxes are not just sitting at the bank for decades. You're more likely to find and authentic 1969 S DDO than an 1909 S VDB.
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Hi my name is Luis I have a 1909 penny who can I talk to about them
I have
Or TikTok
Mines real
I just got a philly 1909 vdb today, was hoping for the S though
Great video