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Beautiful 1968 S Cent Found In Roll

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What a fun find. MS+. Not sure about any doubling but its a keeper for me. Just wanted to share with you all.

I wonder how they stay this nice for so long. Rich

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I wonder how they stay this nice for so long.


Should be fine in a 2x2. It looks super-shiny I think!

By the way, I'm no expert on grading, but I wonder about the apparent areas of burnishing on Lincoln's forehead and cheekbone--could that be enough to knock this down from mint state? Or maybe that is just from the lighting on your pic--I'm not sure.
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yeah I don't know either about the burnishing. maybe someone else can tell.
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On the mint mark, it is showing metal striation lines. So the date maybe affect with Machine Doubling. (the angle/lighting the image was taken shows that)
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Nice find!
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Great looking 68-S
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tks, in 8 rolls I found this and a 1918. While not rare, it is so neat to find a coin that old still in circulation. Cool
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Not much definition on the obverse,
but quite OK on the reverse.

Why is that?
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Just shy of 50 years old so that really is a prize to find in a roll.
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Nice AU coin . Just a tip , when taking very close up pics of a coin try to get it in focus so the area of the coin is not so blurry . Maybe your lighting is off or your taking a shot too close to the coin .
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You should include the date, mintmark, and the denomination in your titles.

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I wonder how they stay this nice for so long.

It gets struck at the mint, sent to the Fed and then a bank, to a business, someone gets it is change and throws it in a jar. Then it sits in the jar for 49+ years. Then it got taken to the bank, rolled, any you got it. You could very well be the second person to have received it.
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I have rolls of cents that have not been opened older that that. So it may have just been opened and spent.
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Thanks for the tips. I need to revisit my photo techniques.
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