Help with two unusual lincolns found in change today...

I found a wierd 1982 lincoln in my change from a gas station i went to. It is a non-luster coin with a "L" shaped or angle type "L" on the obverse below the memorial. Right in the middle of nowhere. I tried seeing if it would come off but it wont. Looks maybe like a Die Break? If that would be correct..any help is appreciated.

And for the second coin i found. It is a 1999 lincoln...and it looks as though it has a wide AM. Is this one of the dates to have it. Can someone post a pic so i can determine if it really what i think it is. Any comparisons to a regular coin would be great.


Sorry no pics can be posted at the moment....ill try.



Peter

 

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Try here:

http://koinpro.tripod.com/Articles/_Ty-2_Reverse_Cent_Varieties.htm

 

Iam still having troube determining if it is....anyone else?


Peter

 

Ok...this is a NORMAL business strike:



BELOW is the reverse (type II, wide A M) worth the $$$$$:



Now compare what you have with the above!

 

Sorry midas for being nieve..ok what i have is the one that is NORMAL BUSINESS STRIKE. The AM are really close and basically almost touching compared to the other one. My coin isant a proof coin, does this matter? Now what is this one worth?

So i have the TY-1 1999 wide AM. Price check?

And for the 1982 cent it is a raised mark which really confuses my because this means that nobody put it there.