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No Date Lincoln Wheat Cent Mint Error - Tapered Planchet With Straight Clip

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I've put up a couple tapered planchets recently so thought this would be a good addition to the topic. It has always been proposed that the tapering would often be related to the edge or end of the roll of copper. If true, then straight clips should reasonably be fairly common on tapered planchets. And it turns out this is true.

No date Lincoln Wheat cent mint error - tapered planchet with straight clip 2.62g


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 Posted 12/17/2021  11:37 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add QuarterHoarder72 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
That's a very nice example! Tapering looks even better on lightly circulated coins in my opinion.
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I don't know about circulated example, but yes, these do look a lot better on a toned or brown coin than on a red one.
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The scope of your collection is remarkable.
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Very nice!

Something tells me this might be a '46
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Thanks! I'd love to know the date, but didn't see anything that would give it away. What is leading you toward 1946?

Frog I suppose you are right, which is odd given my only really declared collecting bit is the DDO-001 series and on the side working to finish the full set of CONECA 1970-S DDO coins. Somehow all these other things just keep showing up and I don't turn them away.
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It just sort has the "look" of a '46
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Super cool! Love the combo.

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The famous "Sure, I can get one more set of blanks out of that strip"...


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