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Green portrait and hints of green on the reverse! Love this fluorescent green on Lincolns!

 

It ended up being a mislabeled proof. It still looks amazing though, although it really wish it was a business strike.

 

Recent PCGS subs

 

Also subbed this. Hoping to either join the top pop RB or beat it to a solo top pop. The color alone blasts away any other 87P with a TV.

 

Here is my recent acquisition: 1909 P VDB.

 

One of my better ones. 1911S .

 

Looks good to me. Very good for a circulated collection, like what I've got. Yours is probably better than mine. But, now I've got to go look, lol. I've never photographed my coins, just certain ones. I need to do that, I guess? Thanks for posting (and making me do something, maybe, lol)

 

Love this thread.

 

Time for some more Lincoln Cent errors!

 

Anyone ever see a 1944 like this?

 

Lamination error

 

Cud

 

I found this old pic. This is a 1943. I'm still wondering why these only happen on this T...

 

Does the light brown appear to be PVC damage? Not the improper alloy mix or toning, but the parts that look like light brown splotches.

 

Sweet 1920, love the details.

 

Hard to see but I don't see any thing that looks like corrosion. PVC releases hydrochloric acid which causing corrosion. It's a nice coin, don't read into it so deeply.