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1945-S LWC- Possible PO-1-At Least Fr02

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This rolled out of a bag when I was cleaning my wheats out today. The reverse is for sure a PO01, but I'm no grader so I'm not sure about the obverse. It doesn't look to be cleaned, so that's a Plus. I also find it interesting that this 40's wheat is more worn than most of my 30's and 20's! Let me know what you think!

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1945-S-LWC--Possible-PO-1-At-Least-Fr02
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FR02 at best
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Thanks! And if anyone reading this has a PO01 Lincoln in a slab and could upload a picture of it, that would be very useful. I can't find an image of a slabbed PO01 Lincoln anywhere.

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FR02 at best


I think those hits by the O on the reverse would have prevented it from a straight grade, anyway.
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Thanks! I'll keep looking for a slabbable PO01 then!

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FR02, carry it as a pocket piece and wear it down some more
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I like that idea! Thanks!

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Agree FR-02, but that's a most unusual coin for sure.
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And if anyone reading this has a PO01 Lincoln in a slab and could upload a picture of it, that would be very useful. I can't find an image of a slabbed PO01 Lincoln anywhere.


There probably aren't any pictures anywhere. PCGS only has 2 PO 1 wheat backs, a 1909 P VDB and a 1915 P
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There probably aren't any pictures anywhere. PCGS only has 2 PO 1 wheat backs, a 1909 P VDB and a 1915 P


Wow! Only two!

Those are pretty rare then, must be worth a lot of money.
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Wow! Only two!

Those are pretty rare then, must be worth a lot of money.


I don't have the slightest clue what they would go for. Judging from the population reports lowball Lincoln collecting seems to be a rather niche area which makes sense. It's generally more popular with series that didn't really circulate much not a workhorse one.
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