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1914-D LWC With PCGS Details Grade

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 Posted 09/13/2020  10:09 pm  Show Profile   Check Zurie's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add Zurie to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Your grandfather had a very nice collection!
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interesting to think that your grandfather quite possibly pulled these from circulation!
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interesting to think that your grandfather quite possibly pulled these from circulation!


Or bought them for a song...

Either way, it's a great collection!
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He most likely got them from circulation. He started collecting after working at a bank for while in the late 40's. Along with the complete book of LWCs up to 1947 were a lot of shoeboxes filled with envelopes of sorted cents up to the late 50's. Unfortunately many of them were damaged over time due to poor storage (can see examples in my other posts). I've been working through it for the past year trying to see what's left.
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just a quick comment on die variety. your coin appears to be obverse die #2. the slant of the "D" is the marker

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