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wvyankee
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I just found a 1966 Lincoln with a "lazy 6". Is this normal? I do not remember seeing this pronounced of a drop on my other coins. I cannot compare it to my other ones since I took my collection to work to use the microscope to look at the coins more closely.

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A photo of your coin could make it much easier to know what your talking about.
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I wish I could take my coins to work. It would sure beat working!
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Scooby Due, It IS nice to take coins to work. I too am able to do that. Part of the perks for working in the Heat Treat department. We have Hardness Testers with really great Scopes. I just have to make sure I don't "hit the button" and put a "Diamond" on it!

As for the "Lazy 6" I have no idea what that is either. Would like to see what it is you're talking about!
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Scooby, can't you just put them in your pocket ? I carried coins all the time when I worked..
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