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Re-Try Grading 1976 Lincoln Penny

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I posted this the other day, but the pics were terrible. Can we try this again? I found this penny while coin roll hunting. It is a 1976 Lincoln Penny, and it looks great for finding in a roll. Has it been dipped? Any help would be great!! Thanks
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 Posted 04/22/2018  8:42 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add RoyCoinBoy to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I see no reason why a coin so common would be dipped. I'll go on the cautious side of MS63RD.
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 Posted 04/22/2018  8:45 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Bezo816 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
At what point would you have a coin graded? Is it worth it?
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Just a random question here (not my intent to hijack this thread), but are copper coins ever dipped? Isn't that just for silver coins?
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Yes, Spence, not only copper/bronze but gold too. Idiocy knows no bounds.

This one is Technical Grade 63 Red. Eye Appeal 7/10.
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I've seen dipped copper coins before. They have an odd color.

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Ok thanks @moxking and @SD2017. I learned something new today!
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See...I'm only half-dumb....dipped copper...what a new-bie I is, I is. Thanks for the help
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See...I'm only half-dumb....dipped copper...what a new-bie I is, I is. Thanks for the help

It's nothing to be ashamed of- we were all newbies at some point.
Your pictures are still fairly blurry. Although it's clearly a very nice coin for a circulation find, it would have to be pretty high (Maybe 67+? This isn't really my field) to justify having it graded by a TPG.
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Nice circulation find ,does not appear to be dipped .
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I'm thinking sharper pics would reveal a lot of surface issues on the obverse.



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Looks right to me.

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