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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;poppa501, post: 1076295, member: 20945&quot;]Seems like every time I go thru my coins with the Cherrypickers Guide, I come away confused.&nbsp; According to the book, there were some 1994D Lincoln cents that were struck with the proof reverse die.&nbsp; Unlike the 98 and up Lincolns, the 94 proof reverse had a close AM.&nbsp; The business strikes had a gap between the A and the M.&nbsp; The particular 94D they referred to has a close AM like the proof.&nbsp; Well--as I checked my 94D (and 94 philly while I was at it) of course I had the normal wide AM.&nbsp; I then looked at the 94S proof and it also has the Wide AM.&nbsp; What the??&nbsp; Did they make 2 different proof 94&#039;s or did mine get struck with a business strike die?&nbsp; Or?&nbsp; I&#039;m confused as usual.&nbsp; What do you experts think?&nbsp; In the pics the 94 looks close, but its not.[ATTACH]106800.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]106801.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]106802.vB[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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