Post a Perfect or Unusual Wheatie Reverse!

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okay.. we all concentrate on the Wheatie obverse.... I wonder if for that reason alone, often the reverse is untouched? I am curious, I read how imperfections on the reverse can drag a grade down, however the converse is not true?? a 63 obverse with a 67 reverse = 63? and a 67 obverse with a 63 reverse = 65??? is there a percentage vaguely used? I recently came across this reverse that stuck out in my mind enough to create this thread.


So, post a perfect or unusual wheatie reverse. Let's see em!

 

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^^^^ HA! unusual and perfect too. /thread?

 

mas4492 - beautiful wheat clip! What year is it? I'm guessing '51D,

 

Here's a 1947-D. Check out the stretching of the lettering that is near the edge.

 

Here's a 1939.

 

Last one - here's a 1951-D.

 

Thanks...it's a fave of mine:

 

How are these for a pair of 1922-D's

 

This thread makes me feel funny in a good way (like when you climbed the rope in gym class)..... I love finding wheats when roll digging, even if they suck and look like they've been drug behind a truck. Must be a hillbilly thing. All my family has saved wheat pennies since way back when. I'm waiting to find something good in one of their buckets, lol.

 

Rim, thats what I call an un-humanly strong reverse! o you have a hi-res of that? cool idea..


these are my PCGS fine 22 no D strong reverse and 22 weak d/weak reverse.

 

nice! Earliest straight clip I've seen on a Wheat.

 

The reverse of my 1917

 

My 1931 toner reverse with lighting changes:

 

1939-D reverse....NGC says this is a 66....I say they are WRONG!

 

...and since you said this is a reverse thread, I'm not showing you the obverses of any of these coins. See why we focus on the obverse now? LOLOLOL

 

Right now I am afraid I do not and since I am leaving tomorrow, I am afraid those will have to do for the moment.

 

Haven't seen one of these yet....



It's from the Denver mint.