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If you dont mind me asking, why do you want that one counterstamp so bad?
I like the looks of them and I don't have one lol. I see 1975's with the bicentennial cs on em but for some reason I have trouble finding a 1976. Fuzzy has a really nice one and ever since I saw that one, I've wanted one. I'll get one sooner or later. Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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06/03/2013 2:07 pm
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Different pic with different contrast on 89-D...maybe this will help the viewer... [URL="http://s963.photobucket.com/user/basicbob101/media/73678ec0-50b7-48d5-90be-b689a97402ef.jpg.html]  [/URL] |
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I got someone's dump last night, a full roll of wheaties :) Ill take his dumps any day :) Obviously not in the greatest shape, but hey there were a few I needed so no complaints here ;) Got a 1914, 1916 and 1919 all in about a 4-12 condition. The rest were mostly from the 40's in a bit better shape.
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06/03/2013 5:31 pm
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I found this inside a roll months ago not knowing what it was at the time. Is this considered a good Cud? It seems to have more of a leak from the die than most other Cuds I see pictured. At the same time, I realize too that 1983 was a big year for Cuds. I am guessing this is worth between $5-10 based on what I saw on ebay and after discounting the $12 price the Red Book lists.   |
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I like the looks of them and I don't have one lol. Thats my reason for getting just about every coin I have. lol |
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Nothing spectacular, but my best find from that roll of wheaties someone dumped, and I needed it. 1926S. Sorry, I flipped it already so a bit hard to see the full detail. Thinking between F15 to approaching VF20   |
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wulffy11: It's a fairly large Cud and could do better than $12 |
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I appear to be a wheatie magnet this week. First bank roll find of night   |
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JJHFL: Nice find. I have never found a Wheat cent that shiny. |
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some interesting finds including a year 190 indian head! haha obviously someone scratched the last digit off!  |
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3 boxes of cents.
Some wheats including 2 enders, some Canadians including a 1940, 3 red 1959D. Whoa...is that a 1930-S? GREAT FIND! |
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posted on the error coin thread for comments as well. Not a doubled die, that's Die Deterioration Doubling. I keep these when they are really strong just because they're interesting even though that have no real collector value. Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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Quote:I found this inside a roll months ago not knowing what it was at the time. Is this considered a good Cud? It seems to have more of a leak from the die than most other Cuds I see pictured. At the same time, I realize too that 1983 was a big year for Cuds. I am guessing this is worth between $5-10 based on what I saw on ebay and after discounting the $12 price the Red Book lists. Excellent find!  |
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Nothing spectacular, but my best find from that roll of wheaties someone dumped, and I needed it. VF-20 all day long. I disagree, that's a spectacular find for a bank roll!! Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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crazyforATB...I would sure like to see better pics, front and back, of that shield cent.
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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