I just noticed I got another awesome pretty penny to add to my collection. First thing right off the bat you can see how bright and shiny it is. In GREAT condition. I know it cost about $50-60 to get graded but if errors are corrected it worth it?
Obverse: Hard to tell in pic but imprint of another eyelid below the eye
Then I noticed possible WDD0-001 & WDD0-003
Reverse: the last column has an error...what kind of error is this called again? Clash?
From the images of the eye provided, I'm not seeing any doubled eyelid. These will rise above the surface of the design: http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/...ie_state=mds http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/...ie_state=mds To me these are minor ones. The larger ones are the better ones: Why did I mention this? Because there is also die flow lines also on that area of the design: These die flow lines are thin and often several on that area. So the larger eyelids are more interesting it is easier to see these. On this era, there were many I found that were not listable. So nice to know that is more of a better example to look for.
Looks more like a contact mark. Note at the base of the eye lid, the bottom part is there, so during the strike it was there, and removed by probably coin contact during circulation.
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