I'd argue the 2000 wide am being the least rare, I've found 4 1999 wam vs 2 2000 wam but that's my personal opinion.
I can see that explanation, sadly that may make the coin worth considerably less in the future.
lol
without pictures one can only guess.
here is an example of a cud. not a Nickel Cud but you should get the point.[ATTACH]
Here is a cent im sure some will be curious about including me. This coin has a rim to rim die break and two different tones like a partial...
that is because it is post mint damage, just from your pictures its obvious it is pmd. Somehow be it acid wash circulation wear ECT. your coin...
Nope? So what do you have then? all I see is 3 circulated coins.
Sorry bud all I see is a worn 36 year old coin. Keep hunting though.
I'm guessing xf but I'm not the best grader. As far as value 230-280 range?
On what? What do you see? All I see is pmd (post mint damage).
hey all I thought i'd post this 99 wide am cent to see what others thought about it. In my opinion they are die polish lines. I know that the 99...
Both look large, go to the link green18 posted and look at the 9 if it curls in more its the small. The website will explain a little more in depth.
I thought id put the 99 wam for sell...its at a dollar http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/172314870083?
how many you need because I'm still seeing them everyday :)
Cool, great find. I just got one a few weeks ago at work.
I can't remember who told me this but according to them that is common on the 72 , it's on the master hub they said.
If you have a scale that measures grams this coin should weigh 2.27 grams if it is significantly less than that maybe , I think something was done...
It totally depends on the right circumstances IE I sold a 83 Lincoln cent with a cud that was in average circulated condition for almost 5 times...
Bah, just when I decided to stop searching half's you go and post something like this and make me want to go get a few boxes lol. Great find and...
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