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A Little Help On WAM's

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Well I do not really collect Modern pennies I think I have a few odd balls I have received in change over the years.

I am not sure of the Wide AM types and what years that they fit into. 2 of the coins are 1979P cents and one 1989. If they are not well as you will see it is not why I held on to them.



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Those are Wide AM's but were the regular design until 1993. That's when the Close AM's came into play. A great score is a 1992 with a Close AM (CAM)! After that, as far as I know, only 1998,9 & 2000P Wide AM's are known to exist (no Denver as far as I know) and the reverse is the same design of the Wide AM used in 1992.
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If you're going through your memorials, another good transitional year to keep an eye for is 1988. The designer's initals changed in 1989 but some were accidentally struck in '88 and command a nice premium.

This may help on design changes and what you're looking for:

http://varietyvista.com/Lincoln%20C...0Changes.htm
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The ones you see are the few I was going to e-mail you. They do not have much going on as the are missing a few details.
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The others are keepers for sure.
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