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1968-Lincoln Cent...i Assume PSD..

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A 1968-Lincoln cent...not getting hopes up...lol..I assume PSD?




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 Posted 10/31/2016  10:41 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Not PSD. A MAD or a broad strike I think.
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What is the weight and how does it compare with a normal cent in width?
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Not sure of the weight as I don't have a scale..but this is a pic next to a normal '72 cent.

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which one is which? if it is the bigger one I would assume broadstruck in collar
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The smaller cent is the normal size.
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