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Do you guys know Charles Daughtrey (coppercoins.com)? This guy is the man when it comes to Lincoln cents. He is also a great artist on paper and...
I'm not sure but they did make these in silver and bronze. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Darn. I missed both of those. Should have known PCGS would be tough of the spots but thought the great luster would keep it at 66. Nice coin.
Thanks rlm. Have never seen one of those. [IMG]
That's really special Chris. One of a kind. From what I have seen you post over the years of your mom's work, she was really a great artist....
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You got it. They did a lot of stuff with Lincoln's image.
This forum probably has the most Lincoln cent collectors of all the forums out there.:thumb: How many go past just the cent and collect other...
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I'll tell you what helped me the most. After many years I bought one with really nice glass. I catch things I missed in the past.
This was actualy a really nice whiz job at one time. Over the years the color changed. You can really tell where the coin was worked on the most....
Could the mint have used the same hub for making the working dies for MPL,s and BS strikes?
The last was a 65. This is a 64. [IMG] [IMG]
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I first started seeing them in the late 80,s. Novelty items but really cool. Some called them coasters.
I see it as a really bad deal. It's certified as what? Silver at best.
It may have just been called a coin bank. [IMG]
The half dime was once in an old time change making tube. I'll try to find the image.
I find it tough to get enough natural light to light the coin properly. LED is getting better all the time but I don't have much luck with it.
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