1956-D Lincoln Wheat Cent / Shadow? What The Coin Look Like

As to the original post..... just how rare is this Variety... since it's up for debate and so forth..... 47 years worth of searching is a long time.....

Ok enough of the reference wars.... not just a google, thing... just happened to be accessible... there are thousands of prints..... Anyway to the original post and the forum key points..... I'm here to further my coin & variety education as with everyone else.

Me to but some seam to hinder it!

Just adding one thing to the copyright issue. Coffegod, what you referenced is the use of small quotations or paraphrasing of previously published works which when done under certain guidelines is permissible. What you referenced has nothing to do with taking material directly from a book in a copied form for publication in another book or on the internet.

If for example, AMAC put a picture of his own coin up there and paraphrased the section from the Whitman book there would be no problems.

Copying directly, images or text from a published source without the permission of the publisher is illegal. Plain and simple. That's what the copyright protection is all about.

I am a choir director and we even have to get permissions from the publisher of our hymnal to make copies of music therein if we need more copies.

You are just not correct in this.

Also, The fact that the breaking of copyright laws is done all the time all over the place especially on the internet does not make it legal. It only makes it an illegal activity that is being gotten away with.

My point was not to argue whether or not it happens. My point is that it is illegal.

Thanks,
Bill