When looking at pictures of 1998 D in Wexler's the pictures all showed wide AMs so I checked the pictures in the CoinFacts app and it showed wide AMs there to. The 1998 D I was comparing to Wexler's has a close AM. I know I'm supposed to be looking for 98 P wide and 98 S close AM but there's nothing about a 98 D. So I'm wondering if I found something or not since all the pictures I found online and on CoinFacts only show a wide AM? Can someone please let me know have I found something interesting or did they make both wide and close AMs and for some reason they only show pictures of the wide AM for some reason. "Trying to learn something new every day"
On a 1998P and D a CAM reverse is normal on business strikes. So if you have a 1998d CAM this is normal. If I am reading your post correctly you are saying they are showing a 1998D WAM? I didn't know they existed.
Nevermind everyone I hadn't had much sleep the last couple of days due to illness got a few things confused when I was looking up dates. As the youngsters say my bad. Should a 1999 D be close or wide I have both or does it matter?
a 1999D should be a CAM. When it comes to WAMs you are looking for 1998-2000P only Circulation strikes. http://www.lincolncentresource.com/wideams.html So if you have a 1999D WAM we would need a photo. Most likely it is caused by a grease filled die as this is quite common and often mistaken for a WAM. There have been no real 1999D WAMs ever found as far as I know.
