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1956 Lincoln Question

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a friend has a 1956 Lincoln that looks silver coated or dipped in silver I don't know anything about it he wants to sell it to me is it worth anything or just a science project lol
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weird science ! my guess
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i just looked around the net and it is probably coated in mercury ill get a pic and put it up
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Not worth more than one cent with a coating on it. It is ruined as far a being a collectable.

Unless it is a cent on a dime planchet. See if the devices near the rim are on/over the rim?
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