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Found this cent in a pile of pennies I had. Possibly mint state?   In the right light it really shines:  |
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Love the filled 9! Great find!
I will let others grade this one.
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I didn't even notice the filled 9! Is that a mint error?
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United States
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MS60/61. That filled 9 is likely a die chip, cool!
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Canada
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Thanks for everyones input! My first error coin  . |
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WHAT? a "circulated" Lincoln Cent as MS!, come on folks. It's circulated, discolored(lack of full bloom luster), has definite wear on high points ( coat, ear, beard ). The reverse shows wear, rim is terrible. NO WAY is this more than an AU55, and that's being gracious! I challenge you to send it to a TPG and see, sheesh! Not tryin' to burst a bubble, but please be real and truthful, grading is important. BTW, error is considered a "die break", the inside piece of the die has broken off causing that. It is a good error to find, uncommon on that date, usually see late 50's early 60's... |
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Edited by Reeds253
11/28/2017 1:45 pm
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United States
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Reeds253 - We're all entitled to our opinions, and we don't need lecturing, especially from a new member.  Anyway - AU-58.  to the CCF! Edited by Coinfrog
11/28/2017 6:28 pm
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Quote:WHAT? a "circulated" Lincoln Cent as MS!, come on folks. It's circulated, discolored(lack of full bloom luster), has definite wear on high points ( coat, ear, beard ). The reverse shows wear, rim is terrible. NO WAY is this more than an AU55, and that's being gracious! I challenge you to send it to a TPG and see, sheesh! Not tryin' to burst a bubble, but please be real and truthful, grading is important. BTW, error is considered a "die break", the inside piece of the die has broken off causing that. It is a good error to find, uncommon on that date, usually see late 50's early 60's... If BadThad says it's a 63, it's a 63! Isn't that right BadThad? AU-55 at most! Edited by USSID18
11/29/2017 3:41 pm
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C'mon. BadThad is entitled to his opinion, just like you are. We don't need sarcasm on this forum. Please stop it.  Edited by Coinfrog
11/28/2017 6:37 pm
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I agree, the signs of wear are clearly noticeable.AU-55ish-58 for me
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OP says he found it in a pile, suggesting it's been knocked about. Either way, no value. Who cares?
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C'mon. BadThad is entitled to his opinion, just like you are. We don't need sarcasm on this forum. Please stop it. Okay, no problem. I guess I made my point. |
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