1960 Licoln Penny Is It An Error New To Coins

Sharper pic needed, as you might imagine.



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I can't do it right now once I figure out how to get the photos off my microscopes memory card I'll post some better pictures. They look amazing compared to the one one I posted. Just so you know I've only been been looking at coins for about a month now. I have a lot more that I would like to learn and know about. Ty

Please post overall photos, both sides, in addition to closeups. Thanks.

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Ok I couldn't get the pictures from my microscope camera to send need to get adapter for memory card. But this alot better I think. Ty for all your help.im new to collecting coins so be patient with me please I got lot to learn as you all know

Don't feel bad, I'm another one who is trying to get this photo thing right. I got the USB microscope with card too. I'm still trying to figure out how to get it to work with my computer.
The card that comes with it don't fit any ports on my computer and when I plug in the microscope direct to the computer it just buzzes.
It didn't come with very many instructions either.
I'd like to hear it if you figure it out.

I also new at coin collecting, and don't want to burst your bubble. But that's what it look like to me. "A BUBBLE".

Derfsup, your coin just has a small stain of some sort. Not an error, no premium I'm afraid.

Your second attempt at coin photography was a huge improvement! Good job! In your last set of closeups, you need to crop your photos better. Pull the edges of your image all the way in to the edges of your coin. All that black space? That's all wasted space! In general, we need to always see both sides of your coin and a couple of closeups of areas of interest. Always too, describe in detail what issues your coin has, then show us that issue. Questions? We are always here to help! -Leslie

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