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IMO, the toning on that coin is not market acceptable and it would be deemed AT by the TPGs. Whenever I see pink/blue/violet toning on raw common date coins, they are almost always artificially toned.

That said, the die clash is pretty cool.

 

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So that would make that one AAAT.

 

Here is a link on the NGC collectors society page of a new custom set that I created called "The Doubled Vision Lincoln Cent Collection. It is my attempt to have some of the best examples of the doubled die Lincoln cents http://coins.www.collectors-society.com/WCM/CoinCustomSetView.aspx?s=15326

 

Being a native Floridian I like that even more that it is from the FUN Show.

 

Here is a slabbed 1960 D Lincoln Memorial from the 106th Anniversary ANA Show from New York City in 1997. I picked this one up for $15 off of Ebay sometime back

 

1995 Fun show was a one to remember Well ! I seen a very good buddy later that year he sent me 5 rolls of lmc cents . His gift gave me 3 1995 DDO die#1 Pcgs grade MS 66Red . Two rolls are still seal just like they came.
Sadly 2002 a incurable brain tumor took him. I still keep in touch with his son.

 

Here is another great picture by Robecs Images. It is a picture of my 2009 NGC MS68RD Professional Life Lincoln with a population of 32/0. pretty low population considering NGC has graded over 17000 of these coins so far

 

I just notice this on the image that Robec took for me that this coin which only has a population of 18/0 in NGC MS68RD is either a Wexler WDDR-002 or WDDR-014. Until I have it back in hand I am leaning towards the Wexler WDDR-002 as it shows a hint of the extra mark coming out of the forefinger.

 

2009 Abe Lincoln Presidential Metal of 1864
but my be able to still get one today.
2009-P Lp-2 MS-66Red detailed- Clash Obv
1/0
Not checked as DDR Die listing had not been found at time of grading

 

Thanks Bob for the really good close up. It is definitely a Wexler WDDR-002 die variety

 

Hersey Brown 1929-D EF-40 and a yard sale find.

 

1926 S PCGS AU58 Die clash reverse:

 

1974-S MS-6? also maybe small s LMC still in mint set wrapper.

This link could be the answer?

http://www.varietyvista.com/Doubled Mintmark Punch of 1974-S.htm

 

Can't believe that this coin is 51 years old and still only has an NGC population of 3/0. This example that is in my collection was added too the pop report late last year. Thanks Robec as always for the great photo work.

 

Very nice find

 

1920-S over S RPM# 4 or 6 not 100% Sure just wish it was MS-65/67+Red

 

This was only the 2nd time I display my Lincoln Memorial circulation issue 1959- 2008 registry set. The 1st time was at the FUN Show in January and then at the ANA Money Show in Atlanta. I had no idea how competitive and how much time folks put into their displays. It was a great learning experience. I received this in the mail today and I could not be any happier.