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Pillar of the Community
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Very nice 1915! EZ 64BN with a shot at 65 if there is cartwheel luster under the brown. I would consider sending this in for grading, it's quite a valuable coin if original.
Edited by BadThad 06/10/2015 08:57 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: beard looks tooled The master hub was...by the Mint! The hub lost a lot of detail since 1909 so they worked on it in 1915. Then, in 1916, a completely new hub was put in service.
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Thanks for the info Thad. I was planning to put it in a flip marked "tooled"and sell it at the local flea market for $20. Glad I didn't!
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Bedrock of the Community
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I'll give you $30 for it and save you the trouble!  What you have there is a mint state EDS example!
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Edited by BadThad 06/10/2015 2:50 pm
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thanks bad thad! like I said, I am IN NO WAY even close to knowing much about lincolns.
Feel free to call me Will.
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The 1915 cent shows much more detail than the previous year of 1914. That is a very nice coin! I will say it is MS but with the rim dings I'm not sure where on the scale it would fit. Nice find 
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MS63BN. the hair and beard detail is sick!
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Could be a proof, but I personally don't think it is. Awesome coin, noD!
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i think it is a Au58 detail with details added and then toned . Someone had fun with this coin !!
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noD's coin is a circulation strike which is very nice in mint state...  The coin that rage1398 is showing is a matte proof coin I believe and a very nice and expensive coin. @cwb. Quote: The 1915 cent shows much more detail than the previous year of 1914. I'm not sure, we have a 1914 in ANACS graded MS-61BN which to us is a very nice coin. 
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Really big fan of this coin. I have a similar looking 1912. Looks right to me and I would give it MS-64 BN.
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Before I read any of these comments, I thought immediately it's a proof.
And I'm staying at that. I'm very confident it's a proof.
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