1983 s lincoln proof

Wow.. I'm bothered by that statement.. You really are something. Good luck proving us wrong. We have decades of combined experience..

You know what? Forget it..

I'm done buddy. Waste of time here.

 

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I'm finished with you as well. There are better things to do than put up with your lack of understanding the truth.

 

Best of luck on your 1983S over 1948. I waiting for you to explain how it could occur at the mint. That should be a lesson for all of us.

 

Wish I could like this 1000 times! You should get the best answer!

 

Ewe geaux buoy . . . . . .

Folks have paid good bucks for less entertainment than this. I want front row seats for when you get it back from whomever you sent it to.

Z

 

and the end result will be not what is expected or wanted but then again we can't always get what we want right guys and gals?

 

The end result will be the TPG was wrong

 

The end result will be it was never sent off to begin with and we'll never here anything else about it.

 

A buoy can dream . . .

 

A 1983 over a 1948? For that to have happen, a 1948 penny would have had to be put back into the coin press at the mint and repressed as a 1983, with the remnants of the 48 slightly still visible. If that's the idea being suggested here, this penny wouldn't have a zinc core and it would weigh accordingly.

 

Not to mention, the differences in the reverse. One does not see any "ghosting" . . . . . .

Maybe it was the "Halloween effect" . . . . . .

Z