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1940-S Tell Me What I Got Please ?

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1940-S--Tell-Me-What-I-Got-Please-?
you can see the two legs on the nine is this a DDO?

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 Posted 11/04/2008  12:17 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add KurtS to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
You sure find some interesting coins--take a look here, what do you think?
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you could be right looks close to it but my 9 leg is more seperated could that be a eds?
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The top part of the 9 looks like it COULD be a mess, but, most likely Strike Doubling.
the bottom of the 9 (the tail) looks more like a damage to the die.
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I am fairly confident that your coin is CONECA 1940-S, DDO-001 or Coppercoins 1940S-1DO-002.

As to repunched digits. It has been determined that the MINT's practice of doing such ended with the IHP. Bill O'Rourke was the one who convinced me that the date for the whole Lincoln series is engraved on the master die, whether it be one, two, three all all four digits.

While there is some strong evidence that these digits were engraved, there is no evidence that the MINT employed the use of punches to enter the date onto the master die.

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No such thing as Lincoln Cent repunched dates. Your coin is a doubled die, and a nice one.
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thank you for all of your help and info thank you thank you
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