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While it is not 'normal' for a 1916 S cent, it is not unusual for a Lincoln cent. The lamination is fairly common. Although, this one is larger...
That is one really nice Seated dime. :thumb: P.S. Had to add: Cleaned and AT (before anyone else adds it.) Just kidding.
Worthless piece of junk. The so-called 'reprocessed' steel cent.
That one is definite. Nice catch!
Adam: Don't be paranoid, be careful.
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Jerome: I don't think that it is a hammer job. For one thing, a hammer job would have some effect on the obverse, and there doesn't appear to be...
It is hard to see, I tried to match the bag marks on the leg, but couldn't see it on the NGC coin. Still, as they say, timing is everything....
Not that Ben is prejudiced or anything!
Also, some people go to Radio Shack and get stickers for their windows. (Not me, I have a real alarm & a pit bull)
Dak: EXCELLENT CATCH!!!! Nice, I wish that I had seen that. So, they are the same coin!
Just to be picky: note: It is not the Barber dollar, George Morgan designed it. Charles Barber designed the then current five cent, dime, quarter...
It does appear to be a fake. You can see some of the plating wearing off on the obverse.
probably the same coin.
"Nic-A-Date" is the commercial name. Available through most coin dealers. Or possibly on line.
Nick: Good luck. But, note, I am not an opponent of TPG'ers. I just wonder about them sometimes.
shomesg: Welcome to the forum.
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