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<p>[QUOTE="baseball21, post: 2900028, member: 76863"]The population reports don't really support this claim. PCGS has a population of 3 for Cents/Half Cents before 1800. For Draped Bust Cents its 3, Draped Half cents its 14. 453 for the rest of the half cents and 784 for the rest of the large cents. </p><p><br /></p><p>The significant majority for red cents is from the Lincolns. Even with Indian head cents red is the least common color designation. In total PCGS has graded a little under half a million copper cents/half cents red and about 25% of those are from 1959 or later. NGC numbers are likely similar and you very likely won't get over a million without counting moderns. There is a substantial drop off in the red designation when you go back past Lincolns and another huge drop off when you go back further than Indians. </p><p><br /></p><p>There certainly may be people that have figured out how to dip copper and I believe someone probably has figured out how to be successful some of the time with it, but the pop reports aren't reading like its an easy thing to do or widespread.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="baseball21, post: 2900028, member: 76863"]The population reports don't really support this claim. PCGS has a population of 3 for Cents/Half Cents before 1800. For Draped Bust Cents its 3, Draped Half cents its 14. 453 for the rest of the half cents and 784 for the rest of the large cents. The significant majority for red cents is from the Lincolns. Even with Indian head cents red is the least common color designation. In total PCGS has graded a little under half a million copper cents/half cents red and about 25% of those are from 1959 or later. NGC numbers are likely similar and you very likely won't get over a million without counting moderns. There is a substantial drop off in the red designation when you go back past Lincolns and another huge drop off when you go back further than Indians. There certainly may be people that have figured out how to dip copper and I believe someone probably has figured out how to be successful some of the time with it, but the pop reports aren't reading like its an easy thing to do or widespread.[/QUOTE]
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