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Im interested in a Lincoln Cent but I dont unerstand what Type 1 and Type 2 mean its an S Lincoln Cent type 2
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I can't remember quickly about circ strikes but in the 79S and 81S proofs there are Ty1 and Ty2. The Ty1 is a clear s on both. The Ty2 is a filled s (sort of looks like a blob). The Ty1 is the rare one in both years. Ty2 is common.

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Thanks for the info jerryb
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1979 type 1 filled mintmark.

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1979 type 2 clear sans serif mintmark.

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The 1981 type 1 mintmark is the same as used for the 1979 type 2, sans serif style.

1981 type 2 mintmark, serifs added.

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Yup, morgansRmine has it right on. These are not very expensive to buy. The SBA is the one that gets people cuz its expensive, still a hole in my book :(
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