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Pillar of the Community
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Also there is no WAM variety for denver minted coins |
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Actually, it looks like it is brand new.
My pictures don't come out right.
I use my phone. Trying to learn.
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Pillar of the Community
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CAM which is normal. Very nice shape but still only worth $0.01.
Good luck on the hunt!
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Nice find. Looks about an AU57
First off, no such thing as an AU57 grade. Please don't give false valuations either - $10-15? Where'd you come up with that? |
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Overlooked WAM which only valued at moderate price. AU-57 how I would grade, not others, just me,to value a better then AU50. |
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Been collecting errors since I can remember. Apologize for stepping over my boundaries. All terminology is new to me. I will resume my proper place. Thank you.
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Nickelsearcher those are some really nice pieces.
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AU-57 how I would grade, not others, just me,to value a better then AU50. Some other common grades above AU-50 are AU-53, AU-55, & AU-58. I don't know anyone who knows everything about coins and coin collecting. We are all learning more everyday. The Close AM and Wide AM reverses can get confusing at first, but after you get more familiar with them, they are easier to remember. Stick with it!  |
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Thank you.  |
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This is not a WAM, it's just a regular coin, worth 1 cent. |
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TPG's would say otherwise - they set the grading standards and numbers. "AG3.5" is a grade that collectors often times use, and sometimes a coin can be in the middle, but TPG's won't agree. |
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There is zero possibility of a Denver Mint Wide AM cent after 1996 because that is when Denver got its own die shop. Prior to 1996, all Denver dies were produced in Philly in addition to all circulating design proof dies. The Denver die shop would not have proof master dies/hubs for cents so there is no possible way to have a reverse die swap. |
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