anyone here have a close am or wide am in the rare varieties of the 1990s pennies? I haven't seen one on cointalk.. So, if you have any just post em thanks, Noah Finney
I have 12 of the 1998 WAMS. Three of which are MS67, 4 in MS66 and the rest in MS65. I don't have any photos to post but I did post the report card earlier in another thread. I think I'm correct on my total grades.
My Reverse Design Varieties: 1988 with Rev. of '89 (also RDV-006, but should not be referred to as a Wide AM because the AM is wide on RDV-005/normal 1988 reverse also): I have 2 - 1988-P (die 3 & die 4), and 0 - 1988-D Wide AM (RDV-006): I have 4 - 1998-P, 0 - 1999-P, 4 - 2000-P Close AM (RDV-007): I have 0 - 1992-P, 0 - 1992-D, 1 - 1998-S (Proof), *3 - 1999-S (Proof) * Of the 1999-S, I traded a raw one for a 1963D-DDO-001 & a 1968D-DDR-001. The other raw one is part of a trade I am working on now. The other one I cherried off eBay for $6.85 shipped and is in an unattributed PCGS PR69 DCAM holder. Edit: Sorry I didn't read you asked for images. I had to dig the PR69 out.
I my self just found a 1990 close AM but it's not the 1990 s it's a 1990 d could anyone give me any info about it.
Yes, you probably, almost certainly don't have one because that was two years before the close AM hub was created. Tiffany, your cent is also a Wide AM.
I know this member is no longer on Cointalk.. but what did she mean? She has a 1990 but it is not a 1990's?
I think I have the penny your looking for we happened to stumble across it but it's not letting me post a pic. Would love your insight on it
Do you know the difference between Close AM and Wide AM? What years to look for. Start a new thread with your questions.
They don't exist the am varietys are for 1992,1998,1999 and 2000.For 1990 there's the No S proof thats it.
I know it was an old thread but there was some confusion. The OP meant 1990s as in the nineties, whereas some of the posters thought it meant 1990s as in San Fran mint. Just a little thought when creating a thread title would go a long way to avoiding said confusion