

1961 L.M.C. Proof
I posted this somewhere else once before . I pulled this out of a set the other day what was strange is you could not tell it was toned. It looked like a regular finish proof.


I posted this somewhere else once before . I pulled this out of a set the other day what was strange is you could not tell it was toned. It looked like a regular finish proof.
Pretty neat since the Lincoln cent is my main coin of intreast
I took a couple shots of this they were all different. This one pretty sharp
Sorry if not allowed but what would be a good deal on all these? Or what would they be individuall appreciate you guys .
Thank you
Opinions please on what you think this will grade at. Just curious as to what everyone has to say.
Picked this up today for $140 for the set .. think it was worth it?
Pulled 3 of these out and I think this is better then the pcgs MS65 I have.
1928 w/ Misaligned Die Clash to the east of Lincolns Throat.
This specimen is a DDO & RPM
1957•1DO•002 class
2+4 Distorted and off-set doubling
1957•1MM•005 D/D South
I think this one of the nicest common wheat cents. Took them out of a OBW and its the only one like it in the roll.
Got a few of these here is another.
Just opend a OBW roll and they are blazing .. nice coins lot of die clashes & RPM's
Some small clipped Planchets i picked up & Very small ones at thst. All are wheats except 1
I have found about 20 of these.
Any ideas. I have checked the attribution web-sites nothing. It is definitely Reverse Die Issue.
The arrow to the left of the shield is a common Die mark on all of these.
I have a box of 2024 I been opening and have run across these.
More pics in comments wont allow videos & pics...
1953 D wheat w/upside-down Secondary M.M. to the south east of primary.
This video is of an overlay of the primary Mint mark upside down with fitting it in the area of question.
To me seems to fit perfectly would like some opinions please
10 these were under melt so I had to grab them.
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Local Field Office Directory: secretservice.gov/contact/field-offices
Federal agency with jurisdiction over counterfeit legal-tender U.S. coinage and currency. Contact your nearest regional field office directly.