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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;justafarmer, post: 2833185, member: 3926&quot;]I had an established CAD tracing of a 1912 Lincoln Cent obverse saved in my CAD system. I imported an image of a 1955 proof into my CAD system then overlaid my 1912 obverse drawing on top of this image. I removed the “1912” date detail from the drawing and traced the “1955” date detail from the 1955 proof image onto my CAD drawing. Which created an emulated CAD drawing of a 1955 obverse. I then imported an image of an authentic 1955 DDO into my CAD system and overlaid two copies of the 1955 CAD tracing onto it creating a CAD drawing emulating a 1955 DDO. Overlaid this drawing onto the image of your counterfeit 1955 DDO for the purpose of identifying discrepancies in the spread exhibited by your coin. I noted no discrepancies in the spread between your coin and the tracing that would allow me beyond a reasonably doubt to rule your coin counterfeit.</p><p><br /></p><p>Keep in mind the analysis I performed on your coin was for the sole purpose of determining counterfeit and the results thereof should never be construed as a test for confirming authenticity.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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