Post your Lincolns!

Thanks... i couldnt believe it either... might you know anything about value wise based on condition and scarity on this coin?

 

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Is it all mint luster like it seems? Got to be an EF or AU, presuming it's not a fake (I wouldn't know).

My red book is 2015.

 

So probably at least $20.

 

Found this in my change, first S mint cent in a long time

 

thank you, much appreciated!

 

Bie 1957

 

1957 D coneca top 100 ddo-002, rpm-005

 

not a 70, but I like it anyway

 

Wow!!!

 

showing your pocket change again?

 

Nice ghost through the "TY"

 

besides the luster, why do the pennies on the top row differ from the bottom penny, what makes the pennies on the top row become that way?

 

I never noticed that :-s

 

As I thought about this, the question became harder. I have coins that have been said to be cleaned because they look like this.

But if this is pocket change, and the surface structure has not been altered by mechanical or chemical cleaning, then what made them so dull?

And if some look like this due to a natural process, may we be too hasty in designating all flat-looking coins as Cleaned?

 

Thumb print when I put it in the album sixty years ago. Too young to know better.

 

yes it is pocket change if you consider coin rolls pocket change. i never would have thought about them being cleaned. So what i think your saying if it was naturally altered, it would just be dull? Reason being, is because i have a 1909 vdb that looks the same way but is really smooth and no surface scratches.