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1936 Lincoln Wheat Cent Is Up For Grading If You Please.

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 Posted 11/19/2022  8:33 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Dearborn to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks Thad, I tend to agree with you, but the only way to really tell was to have it in hand. If the seller had posted up pictures like I did up above, it would have been a no brainer to NOT buy it.
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I've bought a few whizzers on the web, it happens. Notice the characteristic black cupric oxide spot on the head.


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1936-Lincoln-Wheat-Cent-Is-Up-For-Grading-If-You-Please.

It's easy to see how I got tricked by crappy pictures, one of my reverse pics almost looks good....until you move the light and look at a different angle.


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1936-Lincoln-Wheat-Cent-Is-Up-For-Grading-If-You-Please.

Perhaps the best tell-tail sign of whizzing is it always affects the wheat lines. The get smoothed by the wheel.
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I took a gamble on a 36 proof with bad pics and won with a satin proof listed as a brilliant that went pr64rb for 200ish....but based on those pics it definitely would have been a hard pass regardless. Too many indicators of a business strike there, rims or planchet flaws, whichever those hits are are definitely indication of circulation. There are also die markers for the proofs for that date you could also reference, low mintage as it is, same with matte proofs from 1909-1916, which I've cherrypicked multiples of so they are still out there, I know of at least 8 cherrypicks or so in the last 2 years.
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Well I sent that (this very) coin back to the sell, got my refund, now that the seller got his coin back he re-listed it with the exact wording and photo he had before.
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Surely you're not surprised.
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Isn't that a bummer .
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surprised? nope! I was wanting to see how long it would take to be put back up. and bids on it already too..
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Well I sent that (this very) coin back to the sell, got my refund, now that the seller got his coin back he re-listed it with the exact wording and photo he had before.


VERY deceptive photos and a liar...it is NOT a proof.

I've seen plenty of these over the years. The worst part for me was checking back in a few weeks and seeing a fool left positive feedback for it.
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those obverse cupric oxide spots are the type that usually develop on cleaned coins


thanks for the knowledge Badthad. I wasnt aware of this. another thing to add to my datab ASE
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