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Bedrock of the Community
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Search ebay's sold listings to see values. Yours is a mild Greaser, I don't think there is much of a premium for this, sorry. |
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To be honest, I cannot make out the last digit, also a close up of the designers initials on reverse would be helpful too.... but graded AU58 '92 CAM's on ebay start at $1,300. Edited by coin rejector
06/26/2020 6:58 pm
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To me it looks more like a grease filed 4 NOT a 2 I HOPE I'm wrong and its a 2  Edited by Daves Errors
06/26/2020 7:11 pm
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Try taking a pic of the date in black and white,might be able to see the last number better. John1  |
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Doubt anyone would pay close to '92-D CAM money for this unless slabbed, and even then a significant discount.
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Nice pics.
I'd have to agree it doesn't look like a 2: Looks more like a 4.
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The obverse is the ODV-038. The bow tie tells the tale therefore making the reverse a normal reverse. It is not a 1992 cent. 1992 had the ODV-037 and it was the only year that obverse design was used.
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06/26/2020 9:59 pm
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I'm going to have to disagree here. After looking at an image of the 1992 D cent, and comparing the 2, I believe this is the real deal. Just my opinion, but I think you have a 1992 D Close AM. I would send it in for slabbing.  Edited by SilverCents
06/26/2020 9:59 pm
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SilverCents. All you have to do is a little research. Go to variety vista and look at the obverse design varieties. Look at the bow tie and then you will agree with me. You cannot go by what you think you see.
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Sorry Jim didn't see your comment above mine till now. What you says makes sense, and it changes my perspective.
The bowties don't match, so yes, this doesn't seem to be a 1992 cent sadly.
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I don't know about you but the ends of the 9s look correct for 1992. They're blunt, not rounded, unless its a result of the Grease Fill. |
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 I want better pictures here lol I'm still not convinced |
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Herez tbe black and white pic u asked for and I'm pretty sure its a 1992 D Closed AM. What do you guys think?  |
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At first I saw a 4 then I inverted the colors, then tried to use more contrast... in GIMP. I do believe it is a 2 Sorry for the crappy outline.   |
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