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I'd say vf. vdbs tend to be high grade, since many saved the "new" coins.
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That's a nice looking, original 09-VDB. Very nice eye-appeal! Looks nice in your set  swcoin.ecrater.com
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Rest in Peace
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I see you have one of the major designs, but not the other. Where's your 1909-1917 "no vdb"?
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great find. I found my first 2000 WAM the other day roll searching. does anyone else keep the 95% copper? or am I just weird? |
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I see you have one of the major designs, but not the other. Where's your 1909-1917 "no vdb"? what is this you're talking about? was there some change on cents for 1918-1958 ? |
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Fuzzy, Mr Barber didn't like Mr.Brenner having his initials on the coin so the VDB was removed until 1918. This is the reason the 09' VDB are key dates.
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Thanks BLUESZONE, I can see the VDB on the 1919 obverse. My 1918's quality is a little off.
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Nice! Always a good feeling to check mark something off the list! Which album is that? I always wondered why Dansco didn't separate the copper and zinc memorials (and a few other types also). |
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I see you have one of the major designs, but not the other. Where's your 1909-1917 "no vdb"?
I thought it odd that they would put the 1909 VDB in there and not the 1910-1918 also. If they included the VDB in the set, you think they would have put those. And what about the 1974 aluminum penny?  |
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I agree .. that this is a nice original looking 09 VDB .. I am sure you like having another
hole filled .. .congrats
I would have no problem going VF on that coin
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Congrats! Looks like a VF-30 and a nice one at that.
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I see you have one of the major designs, but not the other. Where's your 1909-1917 "no vdb"? That's one of the reasons why my 20th century type set is in a three ring binder and not an album :( |
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Thanks everyone for the grades, I was thinking vf myself. This is from the Whitman 9139, 20th Century U.S. Type Set Album. They didn't include the 1918-1958 little vdb, I don't know why.
I bet you could make a lot of money on this forum if you could make labeled coin albums, customized to what each customer wants a hole for. Anyone creative and crafty enough?
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Fuzzy, Mr Barber didn't like Mr.Brenner having his initials on the coin so the VDB was removed until 1918. This is the reason the 09' VDB are key dates. For more information, it was recently discussed here... https://goccf.com/t/88238Quote:
They didn't include the 1918-1958 little vdb, I don't know why. Do not feel bad, the Dansco does not either. Also, the Dansco neglects the change to zinc in 1982! |
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