1960 D Lincoln SD?

Any one notice the date to thick.or is it just damage? Help please. Thanks.

 

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Also on... Liberty .... the R looks filled in

 

if you mean s over d then no it looks like your coin took a hit there. And yes there is a minor die chip on the R of Liberty and it's common. The date is possibly MD.

 

You should ask *i2i*. He likes phat letters & numbers and is smarter than everyone here. Just ask him! He'll tell you!

Chris

 

Who's i2i? I search for member and no results

 

If you don't know who he is, then you're better off!

Chris

 

Chris is just being facetious as i2i is argumentative when receiving honest answers to his questions. Welcome to CT.

 

The D was probably struck at one time.
The thickness of the date could be from circulation wear after almost 60 years.
The key coin of these 4 (1960 LD, 1960-D LD, 1960 SD, 1960-D SD)
Is the plain, 1960 small date Philly.
There is a bizarre 1960-D small date over large date, but that's very rare.
I've been looking my whole life (circulation) and have never gotten a 1960 Philly small date.

 

Photo in post 1 Sure looks like a large date to me. Jim

 

Yes that's true.
The one 3rd down on the right side, the 6 and 9 looked stubby.

 

It's a large date.

 

I think you ran him off. I enjoyed trying to decipher his posts.

OP... It’s a large date cent.

 

Lol I guess I misunderstood the title I thought the op may have been asking if it was a s over a d. As others have said large date.

 

I don't think we'll be that lucky!

Chris

 

Lol , he got me good