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cwb1877
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I really like that 1833 large cent! The rotated dies are cool too!
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that 1919 woodie if a great looking coin, it would be a great addition to a cent collection. every little bit of variety and error IMO adds to a collection.
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I think varieties are from dies only. Woodies would be an error, more specifically a planchet error just like struck from the wrong stock is a planchet error that effects the whole sheet they are punched from.



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I wonder if it would be possible to build a complete collection of wood grained cents, 1793 to 1982 (I cut it off at 1982 since I've never seen a wood grained zincoln). I also wonder how much that would be worth, if the coins were the best in eye appeal.

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