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1983 Lincoln Multiple Die Cracks ?

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Obv. Raised line runs from inside of rim southwest over T (trust)
and over hair a little. Hard to see in scan, very clear to eye.
Rev. Raised lines both ends of memorial roof (2nd level)
to inside edge of rim. Also raised lines 2 small circles at base of left pillar. Coin also has a frost or coating to it.
Just die cracks ? Reminded me of a roll of washington dollarsi got at the bank. 24 of them have that wild whisker die crack.

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Sorry, very common. Especially on that date.

Best thing to do is look through roughly 100,000 coins, pull out what's odd, go back through the odd ones, weed out the common "odd" stuff, then what you have left, if it's not damage, could possibly have value.

Learning the difference between common anomalies, post-mint circulation damage, and the valuable stuff takes a LONG time and a LOT of coins. Do not expect to find something worth collecting in the first jar, bag, or can of coins. Expect it to take months of constant searching to find anything worthwhile.
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 Posted 09/30/2007  9:02 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add bonham3 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yes, Thank's
I think I understand you. Even though I have been a hobbiest collector
as a young child I got back into it just recently. Especially learning
about error /oddity coins. Only have gone through a few thousand recently and already I see similarities on a few dates. Takes time
and patience. Not looking to get rich but it is fun finding something interesting. Hell, I get all excited when I find a dime in a roll of bank pennies :)
Just learning the error language is schooling.
You must also love your work as you at least take the time and explain to people who ask a lot of questions. Hey, even at 50 I'm always learning :)
Thank's again
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