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Could someone please explain the term WAM?

I have been reading a lot about WAM's individuals are searching for amongst the many Lincolns in circulation.

My assumption would be " Wide AM"? So should I be searching for a wider AM on the reverse of the coin in AMERICA?

Thanks.

What years should I be looking for?
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1998,1999,2000. I believe there is a 1996 Wide AM as well.
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Thanks for your help. I'll start making piles of each date.

Any specific mint marks or are there P & D WAM's?
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Most comprehensive explanation and list of confirmed WAM's I've seen before is the page at Lincoln Cent resource....here:
http://www.lincolncentresource.com/wideams.html

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This is a wonderful site. Thank you for sharing with me. The site has all of the information I was looking for.
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Don't forget about the 1996 WAM.
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Considering that a 1996 just popped up, and it is conceivable that other years might have the same situation, you might want to do what I do: check the reverse of EVERY Philadelphia cent from 1993 on. Very time consuming, but consider all of the fanfare that will surround you if you are the first to discover a 2001 WAM, or something like that. Worth the effort to me!
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