1990-D Lincoln Full Steps? What grade?

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by Debwests, May 1, 2010.

  1. Debwests

    Debwests Junior Member

    I came acrosse this in pocket change, and was wondering what this would grade and looks like it has the full steps if that matters. Also the D looks like a slight impression next to it. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
     

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  3. physics-fan3.14

    physics-fan3.14 You got any more of them.... prooflikes?

    That looks like a nice bright red AU. Its worth a cent.

    Full steps is only for Jefferson nickels. There are no strike designations for the Lincoln, although yours does appear well struck.
     
  4. Debwests

    Debwests Junior Member

    Oh, I didn't know that only applied to Jefferson nickels, I'm sure learning alot here, thank you so much !
     
  5. Shoewrecky

    Shoewrecky Coin Hoarder

    I would like to know why only AU..From the limited picture size,I can see that it's still struck very well (meaning that there is limited wear on it), I cant see many nicks and dings and it still have a lot of luster/shine to it.
    Granted it still worth one cent.

    -Shrek
     
  6. physics-fan3.14

    physics-fan3.14 You got any more of them.... prooflikes?

    Shoe, its AU because its circulated. The discoloration on the high points of his cheek is indicative of wear - hence, AU. Now, if this were a classic coin such as a CBH and it were submitted to a TPG with a little bit of discoloration on the high points, it would almost certainly be graded MS-64. But many of us would call this a technical AU-64 (a made up grade). This is a coin with minimal wear on the high points, but otherwise is a very nice coin.
     
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