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1992 Proof Lincoln Cent

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Which is it supposed to be A CAM or WAM? Thanks, John1
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I am not great with cents, but I believe you are looking for the CAM in this year.
I am going by memory, lets see how I did.
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you would be correct..CAM...well maybe I shouldnt chime in to soon....I am not positive about the "Proof" coin...
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I think you are looking for the CAM, the proof reverse, on a business strike coin.
I would imagine the proof will have the CAM because it is the proof.
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What I have is a 1992-S Silver Proof Set and the cent is a WAM. Am I rich? What would the value be if it is the wrong cent in the set? Thanks, John1
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I don't see the 1992-S as candidates for the RDV-007 design (CAM). They are RDV-006 ( WAM)

The 1998 and 1999 are the proofs to look for in CAM.
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Wide AM is normal for 1992 proof Lincolns

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Until 1992, both proof and business strike Lincoln cents were made using the same type of reverse die all with a Wide AM. In 1992 the mint created a new reverse with a Close AM for that seems to be intended for use starting with 1993 cents. All 1993 cents, proof and business strikes, have a Close AM reverse. Beginning in 1994, the mint began using the old Wide AM reverse on all proof strikes and the new Close AM reverse on all business strikes. In other words, instead of using the same reverse on both proof and business strikes, the mint began using different reverses on cents dated 1994 and beyond. If things went according to plan all proof cents dated 1994 and on would have the Wide AM design, and all business strikes would have the Close AM design. Naturally all 1959 - 1992 cents should have had Wide AM designs on both proof and business strikes. Well, mistakes must have been made because several variations have appeared. 1992 and 1992 D business strike cents have been found with Close AM reverses. 1998, 1999, and 2000 business strike cents have been found with Wide AM reverses. And, 1998 S and 1999 S proofs have been found with Close AM reverses.


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Thanks everyone.
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Just remember this...

ALL proof cents from the era are supposed to be wide-AM except 1993.
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