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1958-D Lincoln Wheat Cent - Finish And Possible Doubling?

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 Posted 10/21/2008  5:03 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add chuckster 125 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Just found this 58D earlier this afternoon. (Roll Searching)

The wear by the U & M of Unum and what seems to be extra lines by the wheat stalks on the reverse seem strange.

The finish also looks weird.

Is this all die wear etc and md's as usual?

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Just die erosion, no added value.
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Nope...been through an acid bath. Die wear doesn't look that bad.
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Yep...That was an acid bath....You can take a nice shiny copper composition cent (pre-82 composition change) and sit it in vinegar for a few days and it will look similar to this one.

If you do, place the coin in a small bowl with vinegar but cover the bowl with plastic wrap so your home doesn't end up smelling like the vinegar.

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Bill
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