Here's what others believe it is on the other forum on LINCOLN CENT FORUM. At least I know now it isn't just me I think [IMG] I have a feeling...
Absolutely awesome!! I'm still trying to process it. Lol. I can't believe after all the thousands of coins I have went through, I finally found...
Ok, thank you so much .
is this an error? If not, what would cause this? Far left top corner near the 5. No missing design on reverse. [ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]
:shame::shame: Yes. I thought so too. :angelic:
Here you go guys!! Here's the new listing!! DDO #11. Keep scrolling down until you see it and my name. On doubled die....
Thank you guys!
1989 through 1992. Then they stop doing the serifs. Between the transitional period of the serifs being changed in 1989, some of the 1988 cents...
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[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Does it look to you like the G in the FG is a transitional coin? Instead of the strong G it...
Sounds right. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
I have a problem with my ears with high pitch noise. It is hereditary. That is why I can hear and the difference so well. Hi pitch noise...
I always drop the 1983 and the 1983 D to listen for a different tones. I heard a slightly different tone with the 1983 D.
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is this within tolerance? 1984 D weighs between 2.62 grams and 2.63 grams. Why is this? The 1988 and 1984 D are the same width all the way around...
I'm not sure. When I get it back in a few days, I will check.
I believe an early die state, but I'm not quite sure.
Yes. The original coin that looks IDENTICAL to mine has a die gouge I believe near the nose or mouth. Someone please correct me on that if I'm...
Aww!! Thanks!! You guys are awesome!!
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