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1998-S & 1999-S Proof Sets "Am" Question

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Is this error the opposite of what the circulated coin is?

I thought that
1998, 1999 & 2000 the collectible was WAM?
So are the proofs the opposite? Close AM.

Thanks
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http://www.PCGScoinfacts.com/Coin/D...3529?redir=t
"All proof cents issued from 1993 to 2009 should have the AM of America separated from one another. However, some proof 1998 and 1999 examples have been found with the letters AM of America Close to each other or almost touching which indicates that it was struck with a mint state die."

"Less than 100 examples known"

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Close. But all 1993 cents proof and business strikes are Close AM's. 1994 forward are usually the Wide AM for the proofs. The 1998-S and 1999-S do have the Close AM's but they are fewer in number. (collectables)
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Thanks for the great info.
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I was fortunate enough to Cherrypick this variety last year from a raw proof set. Below is the example I found.



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That's fantastic - congrats.

Thanks for posting your good news. I have been getting frustrated as of late.

But tonight I may have come upon a Die Clash on a 1989 penny and that type of error would be my first. So things are looking up.

It is always so great to read when someone gets a great find like yours.


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