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Pillar of the Community
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U'mm. I'm interested but not sure in what ?
I even got a little jumpy reading this post.
Besides some stuff on the columns is there some
varieties you have or unusual errors ?
Would liie to know and see myself
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Pillar of the Community
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Joe, I have to add and I mean this in a caring and friendly manner
and I can realy share your enthusiasm, but I had to chuckle when reading your post. Actually it should win post of the year or at least the month. Thanks for writing it. Made me smile :)
Will be following it to see these coins.
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Pillar of the Community
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Both coin with them columns are normal. They are on the design itself. No doubling, its on all memorials
No wonder you found so many "errors" , you must of kept every memorial you found like this
Edited by Kloccwork419
10/29/2009 06:46 am
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Pillar of the Community
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joe finds,
Wow, I wish I could get that passionate about roll searching again. It seems like it makes you very happy, so keep doing it. I have to agree with Kloccwork419 re the errors. I really don't see any from the pics posted...yet. Keep looking and keep posting pics! I don't know if you have checked out coppercoins.com...I would recommend it. The site and the books have helped me find some pretty cool Lincoln treasures. Plus he is a mem CCF! Enjoy your searching! -Tom
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Pillar of the Community
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joe finds:  with Kloccwork419 regarding your "Pillars" cent. There are " NO DOUBLED COLUMNS" on the coin posted. Its a normal Llincoln Memorial cent reverse. Do you possibly have any others that you feel are doubled columns that we here at the CCF can try to help you out with a verification? |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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He will learn. I remember when I thought those columns like that were Doubled!!
Just cant get your hopes up until you know for sure.
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Valued Member
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'MONTICELLO'? Do you mean Memorial?
'Bank Chicks'? Definately a generational language gap going on here.
I like reading these posts because they motivate me to proofread my own posts and to make a better effort to discrimnate between what is relevant and what isn't. They also make me have a much greater appreciation for the kindness and patience the people on this forum display day in and day out.
Good luck with your searches and finds.
Rock
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Pillar of the Community
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Nice doubled die. DDO-001. See how easy this is if you put all the info and pictures up at the same time.
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Pillar of the Community
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Why dont you make separate posts instead of drastically changing this same post every time . Makes no sense. So now all your replies that are from the original topic dont even make sense.  Im getting off this train |
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Pillar of the Community
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the "95" DDO is a nice find. I have looked through several hundred 95's. and have not found one. nice coin. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I've looked a a few thousand 95's and never found a DDO. Great find! Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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Pillar of the Community
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Same here. I have not found a single 1995P DDO yet. Real nice find Joe! |
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Please do separate posts for each coin and please add a specific question about each coin. The pillars don't seem to amount to anything on the coin you have pictured. I think you are looking at a normal feature of the coin that is part of the design used to create depth to the design. The lines you are looking at wear over time so they are not as clear on every coin as they should be. The 1995 cent is definitely the better known DDO but unfortunately, one with that much damage is worth maybe $2.00. Thanks, Bill Edited by foundinrolls
11/02/2009 11:11 pm
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Bill's right. With this much damage, I really should drill a hole in it and use it as a washer on a repair job or something. Personaly, I think it's in better than "Fine" and I'm thinking it's better than not finding it at all. But thats just a random thought.
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