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<p>[QUOTE="jeankay, post: 347314, member: 12159"]<b>1945 Lincoln cent with ?</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Here are the obverse and reverse of a Lincoln I purchased for a embarrassingly low price on e**y sometime ago. </p><p>When I checked the coin under a 5x and then a 10x I was astonished to see the images in the background on both sides of the coin.</p><p>I had a heck of a time getting a picture that showed the images correctly so the coins might not look 'straight at you' as we would like them to be.</p><p>I did take the coin to a well-known numismatist and he told me that it is a die-clash on the obverse and a double die-clash on the reverse. He also gave it a MS65 grade. </p><p>This is the dealer who said that 'you have a good eye for these things, most people would not have noticed the difference'... </p><p>And to think, if this coin had ever been circulated the images would likely have disappeared within a few years.</p><p>This may be my very favorite Lincoln cent, even though it has no premium value like a variety cent.</p><p>Enjoy,</p><p>jeankay[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="jeankay, post: 347314, member: 12159"][b]1945 Lincoln cent with ?[/b] Here are the obverse and reverse of a Lincoln I purchased for a embarrassingly low price on e**y sometime ago. When I checked the coin under a 5x and then a 10x I was astonished to see the images in the background on both sides of the coin. I had a heck of a time getting a picture that showed the images correctly so the coins might not look 'straight at you' as we would like them to be. I did take the coin to a well-known numismatist and he told me that it is a die-clash on the obverse and a double die-clash on the reverse. He also gave it a MS65 grade. This is the dealer who said that 'you have a good eye for these things, most people would not have noticed the difference'... And to think, if this coin had ever been circulated the images would likely have disappeared within a few years. This may be my very favorite Lincoln cent, even though it has no premium value like a variety cent. Enjoy, jeankay[/QUOTE]
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