Did I strike it rich? 1960 small dates??

Small date.

 

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I don't know about this macro lens it all comes out this color so gonna use my other one

 

that's better

 

No it's not. And this is a large date.

 

Define "macro lens".

 

After checking a few with the regular lens some are large dates not done going threw them yet I'll post the small date ones when I'm done. I'm so excited about this

 

A macro lens is, a piece of equipment I attach to my phone's camera lens it's not a microscope

 

On my phone

 

Haha... I know what a macro is, and was just hoping you did too.

 

Lol not funny making fun of me I'm telling your mama

 

It is a large date. Look at the DDO-001 with the small date over the large date, especially in the zero. The mint mark is also a wide RPM. Red on perimeter of small date, Blue on Large date Jim

 

I take back the lol, I got yelled at for

 

So does that mean I have all large dates?.

 

I can't see any rpm on the "D"

 

I graphed the letters I thought the "1" is supposed to be higher than the "9" and the "0" is to be the same height as the "9" couch collectables never mentioned the mint mark

 

If he did I do apologize, however I think he left that part out

 

I love all those small over large examples, Jim. I have a real jones for a 1960 proof example.

 

I do. Your accessory lens covered your white balance detector. Good coin photography is not easy, and easy coin photography is not good.

 

The green lines show the RPM-100. It is widely separated. This is an MS-65, not the proof. #6 on the list
http://www.lincolncentresource.com/Top50.html

 

By who and for what?