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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Charles JS, post: 3034771, member: 90018&quot;]First Ibwas graduated in the top 2 percent of my class went on to get a two degrees simultaneously business mgmt and accounting, plus I have been a Mensa member.</p><p>I don&#039;t know where you get your tools from.</p><p>And as the saying goes, if the shoe fits</p><p>wear it.</p><p>But heres the point, the raised&nbsp; cooper line dissecting Lincoln is called a die gouge.</p><p>A previous posting in which a speared bufallo nickel was attributed by PCGS is in this very&nbsp; forum somewhere. There is also a picture of the wounded Sacajawea Eagle.</p><p>Both spears are identical to the raised cooper one on my 1985 cent.</p><p>No one asked anyone to approve or applaud my finding but noboduy deserves that evil nasty intended comment connotating it is worthless when YOU KNOW THAT IS A BALD FACED ...</p><p>The sacajawea wounded eagle where I think 15 have been found is a small cpin worth 250-500.</p><p>I am not sure of the speared bison pops but I do know its another small coin worth some nice change.</p><p>As far as mine goes, there is only one I know of.</p><p>I will thank you and any other haters to trash any you might find so that mine remains the only one!</p><p>But get used to it I&nbsp; also have</p><p>Several&nbsp; mint state 66-67 : 1961,1961-d,1963,1962-d,1963-d and1964 lincolns I will post soon</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><span style="color: #00b300"><br /></span></p><p><span style="color: #00b300">edited to separate quote</span>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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