1943 s Lincoln cent could anyone say what the grade is for this veriety? 1 1

[Johnny Reed Collection]

[KarenHolcomb]

Likely the bottom most grade that is possible. It is in terrible condition and you don't even allow us to look at the reverse so really no grade can be offered.

[Greenstang]

It's too damaged to be gradeable.

[Just Bob]

It isn't a 1943-S, either.

[KarenHolcomb]

Ha! Gee I sure wasn't paying much attention, was I. 

[Johnny Reed Collection]

I have found out this  coin is a 1943 Lincoln cent on a 10c silver planchette! 2.4grams 

Edited September 2, 2019 by Erik’s verietys

[tejas1836]

1 hour ago, Erik’s verietys said:

I have found out this  coin is a 1943 Lincoln cent on a 10c silver planchette! 2.4grams 

Where did you find this out?

[Greenstang]

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I have found out this  coin is a 1943 Lincoln cent on a 10c silver planchette! 2.4grams 

I don't think so!!

[Just Bob]

Sorry, guy. That is not a 1943, nor is it silver, nor is it struck on a dime planchet.

[KarenHolcomb]

Wow! 

[VKurtB]

16 hours ago, Erik’s verietys said:

I have found out this  coin is a 1943 Lincoln cent on a 10c silver planchette! 2.4grams 

No sir, it is not.

No.

Just no. It is most likely a badly damaged 1911 Philadelphia cent.

[Mathpark1981]

Ungradeable in my opinion. It's in horrible shape.