Just to make sure I know what you are asking, you have at least one coin of each date/mint 1946- on AND you also have duplicates from many or all...
Here are a couple more pics.
You know there are settings to make things practical.
Here is one courtesy of Heritage.
Sorry to say, but they are all gone - at least for now.
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Mr. Coin Lover, I have no Iidea how you missed them. They are quite common.
The best I can figure, the "S" is normal, but the "2" has a die chip and the die cracks.
If you are talking general circulated coins, all of 1981's are copper and about 1/2 of the 1982 are also.
That is possible. I will try to get a better pic later tonight. What I did catch is that there is a die crack from each "T" in trust toward the...
Nothing I am aware of, excluding varieties, D/D's, etc., is rare as a general date. There are conditional rarities, however.
Yeh, I noticed.
Here are the eBay rules you probably ran afoul of. Most likely, the fact that you are not allowed to say "INB"
OK! Point taken, but how do you count the others?
One has to be the 1922- "P". Aside from that, I do not understand the rest of your criteria. "toughest"? "common mint state"? "as it relates to...
After 1980, a 2001-D Jefferson Nickel MS-68FS. Again, there is only 1.
You have to give all the specifics first.
How about a MS-68 1941- Lincoln cent. Since there is only one of them, I think it qualifies as rare.
You mean $349.99 plus shipping ($12.95).
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