Congrats. That sucks that you have to wait so long.
Looks like a plating bubble to me.
Figured I'd share my fugly 43D Jeff that I pulled on Thursday. He's ugly but fills a hole so I'll keep him :) [IMG]
Even if it was soaked in vinegar it still has some value since it is a key date.
Looks like the whole obverse was covered in it. Those lines look like the lines that I get when I soak my dateless buffs in vinegar.
Finished 4 boxes of nickels. Only 2 boxes had wars but I ended up with 4 over all including a real nice AU 44P....and.....a crappy looking 43D!...
Just curious, was it soaked in vinegar?
Looking at this on my computer and not my phone now I can see how the obverse would be a VG but the reverse is not IMO. I will up my original...
AG maybe G. It's pretty rough. This is a good reference for photo grading: http://www.pcgs.com/photograde/#/Lincoln/Grades
In case you weren't sure, here is a link to different types of cuds: http://www.error-ref.com/cuds.html
Not so much Cud as CRUD. :) Looks like plating bubbles and maybe some zinc rot to me
Still nope. Also, it would be really helpful if the pictures could be zoomed in more.
I like your coins but ahem a Koala isn't a bear ;)
precisely :)
Looks like MD to me. That's my 5 cents...:)
Can you get closer pictures? I am not seeing it though.
+1 It's the best(only) site I have found. It's a pretty good reference.
Most likely a grease filled die but without pictures it's hard to tell.
Finished off 4 boxes of cents lastnight: 42 wheats, a 1958 canadian, and a lonely 2000 WAM (my 31st).
Congrats! Like Lostwords said, get that sleep while you can. My 2, almost 3, year old just really started sleeping through the night in July. I...
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