FREE: Lot of 1944 - 1956 Wheat Pennies One RARE with error while being made...

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Lot of Old Wheat Pennies... I apologize for my photos, But I will list the items with as much info as I have..
1. 1944 D Wheat Penny.. Appears to be in good shape although I am not a collector.. No scratches or deep gouges in the coin.. I would say Looks very good to be so old..
2. 1948 S Wheat Penny.. Same condition as the above coin. I got all of these at one time from a Gas Station as change.. Some very SLIGHT scratches can be seen but no deep scratching or gouges are in the coin. Again appears to be in very GOOD condition.
3. 1948 D Wheat Penny.. Very good condition, same as the other two coins listed. Slight scratches you can hardly notice, but this coin has an imperfection. When you flip it over to look at the back, there is what looks to be a small hole or for lack of better describing word a gouge or a dent, but its not from damage to the coin.. You can that it was done during the casting process because the copper color of the coin is not varied or compromised in any way. Another indicator telling me this was done when the coin was being made is that the T at the end of the word CENT is 100% raised and is on top of the dent or gouge or whatever this imperfection is.. Therefore laws of physics tell me that this coin was poured with this flaw and imprinted after.. The T is in no way damaged at all. A perfect T with the exception of it slanting down in the dip but as I said the T is not mangled, scratched or damaged in any way...
4.1956 D Wheat Penny. This Penny has a slight bit more scratching on it but it is not deep scratches.. Just a little more noticeable. No deep gouges or dents, and appears to be in good condition for its age..

All 4 Pennies in this lot are relatively shiny compared to the Pennies in my piggy bank.. Which is amazing because the most of them are way newer than these guys.. Someone had to have taken pretty good care of them.. I am not a collector and figured someone may need these 4 their collection..