++ Thin Lincoln ++

I agree with you and abe, you're correct too. This is why it's good to be a part of a nice forum with many collectors experiences.

 

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when we were kids in the 60's we used to put old english pennies on the railway lines and wait for a train to run over them, the overall thickness of the coin was reduced by half but it became larger in circumferance as a result.

 

well im really pleased with what i've learned, too bad there was some post mint damage but still a neat coin to me. thanks all for your input!

 

A picture of the reverse would also help....but no need...mike has spoken.