Lathe line cent and a CDN Centennial

These ones were in my last box. I have one Canadian Penny Centennial with the "rock pigeon", and a 1996-D lathe lathe line ce nt..

 

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I really like the Lathe Lines.. I'm still looking for one

For the newbies who never heard of and don't know what Lathe Lines or Lathe Rings are here is some information -
I want to share this webpage with you -
http://www.error-ref.com/lathe_rings_on_a_1996-d_lincoln_cent/
and
http://errorvariety.com/Lathe-lines/index.html

 

Ok. learned something again...... thank u much

 

ARE LATHE LINES OR LATHE RINGS MAKE COIN MORE VALUABLE?

 

Here is some more information
I want to share this website with you - http://errorvariety.com/Lathe-lines/index.html

 

It's the 8th one I found, all 1996-D.

 

You really don't know what the mintage is of these then...

 

No.. the Lathe Lines would probably be found on one individual Obverse Die used to strike for example this 1996 D Cent and they would change it after many strikes.

 

ok...... looking at your link above........ nickels too have Lathe Lines

 

They show 20 different dies for the 1996-D lincoln

 

1. Caps lock is that key just to the left of "A." Try it.

2. No, lathe lines don't make a coin more valuable. They are fairly common, and can be an interesting insight into the manufacturing process. However, they do not add a premium to a coin (unless you can find a sucker bidiot on ebay).

 

don't have pinky finger to press.. thanks for the reply PHYSICS-FAN

 

I have 8 so far. I am going to try and find all of the dies.

 

good start.......... Tomfriggy

 

Really nice cent. Ive yet to discover one yet.

 

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