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1992 Close AM - 1992 D Close AM

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I'm curious to know if there's only one example of the 19921992D or if there's more than one? As in are there some who's AM will be closer than others? I hope that makes sense. Or are all the same as in how close the A is to the M? Are some touching and some really close? I read that it could be touching or really close. One article said you could fit a sheet of paper in between the AM.. Thanks and apologies for my greenlyness

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If you have one,please post good photos.You posted in the wrong section,I PMed the mods.
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The AM don't have to be touching to be a CAM.
There are more than one marker to tell the difference, please
post a photo of yours and it will be easy to tell what you have
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Are you just asking a general question or do you have a coin that you believe is a CAM? If so please post a pic.

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Sorry about posting in the wrong forum. Thanks for letting me know and thanks again for all the replies. I will post a picture asap and remember to do so in the future on initial submission.
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 Posted 08/17/2022  8:21 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
1992-Close-AM---1992-D-Close-AM
Compare with the 1992 and 1993 cent reverses.
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I believe there are approx 20 and another 75 of the denver in PCGS so they are not going to be something you come across easily. They all will look the same https://www.PCGS.com/news/1992-clos...incoln-cents
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to the CCF!

Only two reverse designs were used. The Wide A M and the Close A M, so it's one or the other. There are no dies with anything in between the two positions.

I think that was what you were asking!
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1992-Close-AM---1992-D-Close-AM


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 Posted 08/17/2022  11:30 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add kook_ds to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Great info on this subject. Thank you.
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There are no dies with anything in between the two positions.

There will be different stages of those dies though.
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1992-Close-AM---1992-D-Close-AM
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Look at the actual letters A and M which are spaced apart, not close together like the Close AM.
1992-Close-AM---1992-D-Close-AM
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That is a WAM.
In the future please show a complete photo of the whole coin.
Sometimes this is necessary in making an indentification.
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