If @BadThad is lurking, he may be able to suggest a conservation method.
The reverse design is RDV007. That was used between 1992-2008. Not much help by itself. The obverse pictures are blurry so obverse design is more...
Correct. The RDV confirms this too.
I see the OP hasn’t been by CT for a very long time but the thread provides for a plausible scenario that might apply to your specimen. Welcome...
Very interesting!
Have a check Larry - https://coppercoins.com/lincoln/diestate.php?date=1972&die_id=1972p1do003&die_state=mds
Yes. It’s a DDO.
There are various detractors that take away from a coins grade. Natural toning is generally not a major detractor...but can be. Nicks and dings...
If you CRH, you will undoubtedly come across coins that have seen a diagonal cutter. Folks are curious or bored...and with a tool and a coin....
[ATTACH] That would be something especially roll searching cents. That said, I’ve found several AU/BU coins roll searching. Clearly from a...
I searched them as a kid when silver was a likely event. When I got back into doing CRH events, I only did cents and nickels. Cents were always...
I checked Cherrypicker’s and the 3 1/2 leg varieties are 1927 D and 1936 D.
If I recall correctly, there is an in between stage where the abrasion reduced the outline but did not remove it. I think that it is referred to...
Neat specimen. The obverse die looks like it was paired with a newer reverse die. Strike looks good, especially the reverse details. Obverse...
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This surprises me. As you see in my pickled nickel collection above, I’ve found many semikey Buffalo from my CRH events. I’ve duplicates of many...
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