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Lincoln Cent Opposites (1955-S)

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I didn't realize these were exact opposites until tonight!


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I like the toned one much better. Might want to take care of that lint or whatever it is on it though.
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@bad, just to be clear, is the order of coins the same in both pictures? In other words, you are saying that one cent is toned on the obv while being red on the rev and the other cent has one-sided toning, but just on opposite sides?
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are saying that one cent is toned on the obv while being red on the rev and the other cent has one-sided toning, but just on opposite sides?


No way, plus look at the color of the background in all 4 pictures.


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I didn't realize these were exact opposites until tonight!

what does that even mean?
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Alpha pics up on the background differences!
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In other words, you are saying that one cent is toned on the obv while being red on the rev and the other cent has one-sided toning, but just on opposite sides?


Exactly, you can ignore the background, that's barking up the wrong tree!
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Nice. And how did you make this discovery? Do these feature places of prominence in your collection? The way you worded it, these seem to have been around for a bit.
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Look like roll enders...

Interesting.
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One coin was stored or displayed heads up and the other was tails up - to show both sides of a '55 cent. then they toned out while the opposite sides stayed protected.
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I see a die gouge on the untoned reverse cent (right side) under the '.U'
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