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1955 Doubled Die, 1922 No D

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Poll Question
which cool coin would you want?

Poll Choices
 1955 doubled die
 1922 no d
 GM roller press tokens
 197? doubled die
 other dd ( doubled die)
 1974 a. cent
 list below.

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fitfy-fie double die
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1955 double die since I don't have one.
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1922 no d, because there is a slot in my lincoln dansco for that one and there isn't one for the 55 doubled die.
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1955 DDO is cooler imo
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1955 DDO is cooler imo
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Actually my first choice would be a 1943 copper penny or a 1974 aluminum cent.

But, absent those options, the 1955 double die would be my choice!
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already purchased a 1922 no D so the 55 DD is next on the list I guess right? lol
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1922 no d, because there is a slot in my lincoln dansco for that one and there isn't one for the 55 doubled die.
I agree. Although I really, really hate that there is a hole for it in my Lincoln Dansco. Really hate it.
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But if you add that doubled die then you'd have to add all the others. Plus, that one not being there saves me money :) Oh and when I get the 55 dbl die I will just get a slabbed one to keep it and preserve it.
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doublED die
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Which one is worth more?

That one.
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55 DDO because after I enjoy it and take 100s of pictures and showed to everybody I could sell and buy a 09S vdb and 22 plain !
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The 55, because it's a true variety. I've heard Lincoln experts debate the validity of the '22 no D.
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some day I want to get a 1955 dd


how much do you think they will go up in the next few years?
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already have a 1955 DDO so the 1922 no D would be it.
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