Post your Lincolns!

I'm only guessing, But...I would think that coin was old, and in a very bad environment, ( too hot or too cold ) and the Obverse said to the Reverse, " I don't know about you, but I can't take this Crap any more, so I AM LEAVING!, " And again guessing, the Reverse immediately told the Obverse, " OHH, I HEAR YOU!! COME ON, LET'S GO!!"....And they left that coin....I bet the original owner of that coin was shocked when he saw both sides had left that coin....And had left him too!

 

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And at last, the last one: 1912 P. It has been fun participating in this thread but will likely have no significant pics for quit e some time.

 

CONGRATS! That's a real nice example, I can see the cartwheel spokes!

 

Since we're on 1912!

 

Crazy toning, forgot about this coin in the same folder as above.

 

Seems like we should complete 1912.

 

I love wheat pennies,I mean really, who doesn't?

 

That’s the one I want

 

I saved for a month so I could buy this.

 

You and me both!

 

You and me both!

 

Ooopsie!! Quadruple post,,,

 

Found this one in an envelope.
It was already compromised by a cellophane wrapper.

 

I've seen quite a few of those over the years.

 

A few from Winged Liberty’s old collection.

 

I got 2 or three of these. Wasn't a fan of the condition. But they are RPM=001 S/S North or ODV-25.

 

How about a pair of Christmas candy cane earrings for Abe?!

 

Most would have probably tossed this one if they didn't flip it over.

 

Another one with a huge contrast, cherry red obv and bright, blazing red rev.

 

Another ugly, crazy toner.

 

I can't resist green toning when I see it!