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That is what I thought I was seeing.

 

Idhair - what, pray tell, is going on with the reverse rim of that '52? - Encased?

 

Bingo.:thumb:
Lucky cent holder damage.

 

What year next Gang??????:devil: 1953? or 52?

 

Im changing it up 100 years - we are kinda stuck.


Circ- 1852 $2.5 gold Liberty

 

Gemmy budgood!!!

 

It don't work that way. I moved it back to the 1900s using images because few here have enough coins from the 1800s to keep the thread going. Thanks but we need a Lincoln Wheat cent or any coin dated 1955.

 

Ok

 

OK - I cant really play anymore then.

 

Sure you can. We need a wheat cent or any coin dated 1929.

 

1933

 

That is one gorgeous looking Lincoln.

 

1937-S - wanna guess the grade ?

 

pcgs 66rd

 

pcgs ms67 rd

 

Something a little different.

 

OK, so NH99 is not a grade. What is it?

 

Well, being that I am a pattern collector I have to post this. This is or was a design that I have always liked since it was photographed.


46 pieces were struck in the orginal high relief , & 100 additional in a lower relief.
All were destroyed-Although the dies are locked away
The piece was designed/sculpted by James Frasier (Buffalo Nickel designer)

Info Courtesy of Roger Burdette

Photo courtsey of Bill Fivaz. (Obverse Model)

http://uspatterns.com/19lincen.html