I recently got a BU roll of 1982 Large Date Copper Lincolns from the bank. Decided to bust it open and they all appear to have something going on on them. I'm still an uber-noob at telling DDs from MDs and just wanted some opinions. Either way, they all have tons of Die polish lines on them and some show signs of die fatigue, especially on one side of the roll. Here's the best pics I could get, sorry the lighting isn't great.
I sometimes find varieties listed in the cherry pickers guide that are not listed on coppercoins.com.. Although I enjoy searching cents for varieties, I usually only focus on those varieties that slap you in the face under 10x... I don't mess with any varieties that require squinting under 10x, or use of 20x+ to clearly identify (a lot of the modern cent varieties are like this). Too much work for too little paypack. That said, your's does appear to present some additional thickness in the lettering, which is often a clue that it could be one of those hard to ID varieties.
