would you consider this a wide am or close am?

Just wondering if this would be considered as wide am or not.

 

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What year/mm is it?

Chris

 

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There's ways to tell if you have a flared G without looking at the AM .
Take a look at the arrows I posted .

 

Now, here's an off center strike ( 88 with 89 Reverse ) I own .
I'll put up two images, one with color and one that negative image .









Here's the two Reverse again .

 

Wait so Flared G is which?? Also which one would mean its Close or wide am?

 

The flared G comes with the Wide AM .

 

Now lets do a 1998-S and the 1999-S Proof Lincoln Cent .
The proofs for this year come with a Wide AM and the Flared G
( Proof Reverse ) . This one I own came with a Close AM and the Straight G ( Business Strike ) .

 

Now lets do the 1998, 1999 and 2000 Business Strike Lincoln Cent .
The Business Strikes for these year comes with a Close AM and the Straight G ( Business Strike ) .






Some of the 1998, 1999 and the 2000 come with the Wide AM and Flared G ( Proof Reverse )

 

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I know, the 92 . But to much info can be bad too .
OP learning .

 

What he's saying is photo of the coin is a close am. I believe the discussion about the 98,99 and 2000 should be separate from that of 92 and 88. That's where confusion sets in. The OP never stated what date the coin was, then there is even more confusion.

 

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