Lots Of Photos Of Lincoln Cents Please Help

I think your second 1985-D is a double die and could be rare..there are two 1985 D/Ds (RPMs) on my list listed as rare (in any grade) with an UNC value around $45...I cant imagine what a 1985-D Double Die is worth if it's a true double die...it's a very nice coin...gimme !!



Poor Man's 1955's are very common.

Jim

Your "poor man's" is such, but that only describes die wear on the outer 5 of the date. No premium value, they are very common.

Your other 1955 cents are normal. They are not 1955P-1DO-002 (DDO#2). The doubling on those coins would be obvious in the motto. Yours show none.

Your 1964D cent could possibly be a minor doubled die reverse, there are many of them known...thing is, your images would have to be a lot clearer and a lot closer to tell anything.

Your 1982 cent could possibly be the doubled die described as it used to be listed, but again, the images along with it's condition make online attribution rather impossible.

Your 1986 is die wear - that's how the zinc striking dies wore. Odd but true.

Your 1985 cents are unidentifiable by the images in this thread, but if they are the same coins as posted in other threads as you indicate, they are normal.

Your mutilated 195?-D cent is just that...mutilated with a wheel grinder.

If this is any measure of the other coins you picked up, they are very likely all going to turn out to be the same thing...collected by someone who had passion but no education. I have purchased dozens of such collections for a couple of cents a coin just to pull out any real stuff that might happen to be in them. I generally find a dozen out of a thousand that are actually labeled properly.