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1957 Wheat pulled
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I pulled this 1957D tonight and its in pretty good shape. Im wondering why all the old 60's shiny ones I find all have nice big bold dates and lettering? Maybe they just havent circulated much or maybe they are proofs that got in circulation... How could u tell if they were proofs back then they werent made in the S mint, I dont think? Inquiring mind, wants to know lol
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Nice coin from a roll!! I'll let the big dawgs tell you about the proofs in the 60's, I do know there are some that were made in Philidelphia too. There are also differences in the 60's as far as the size of the letters and date. The 68 series was VERY chunky!
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All my others I have found have big bold lettering except this one lol the date is kinda skinny on the 69, I think maybe they changed the master Die in 69 if I remember correctly , now that I think about it lol IDK ill wait on the big dogs to know for sure.
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Originally Posted by
Dearing
All my others I have found have big bold lettering except this one lol the date is kinda skinny on the 69, I think maybe they changed the master Die in 69 if I remember correctly , now that I think about it lol IDK ill wait on the big dogs
to know for sure.
I'm not following, you posted a 57, not sure what that has to do with the 60's but ok. You are right about the die changing in 69 though, it's totally different.
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Sorry my mind wanders to something else totally and I get confused lol I was thinking about the last post of that '69 lol
Last edited by Dearing; 10-06-2018 at 09:32 PM.
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To me the bold mushy obverses on the 59-68 always make me think they're wheat cents when I dump rolls. I always flip them over hoping to see wheat on the back.
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Originally Posted by
GrumpyEd
To me the bold mushy obverses on the 59-68 always make me think they're wheat cents when I dump rolls. I always flip them over hoping to see wheat on the back.
So is the 59 Mule really out there? I know it's another that is said to controversial.
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Originally Posted by
makecents
So is the 59 Mule really out there? I know it's another that is said to controversial.
I do not think it has ever been confirmed??? It may be a donkey
Jim
(A.K.A. Elmer Fudd) Be verwy verwy quiet... I'm hunting coins!!! Good Hunting!!!
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Wexler has some good info on how dies are made http://doubleddie.com/58201.html That mey help you in your search of knowledge... There is also a lot of info on the forum under For the Lincoln Cent Beginner http://www.lincolncentforum.com/foru...-Cent-Beginner There is even more info out there... Just be careful of the stuff on you tube... There has been a lot of mis leading and incorrect info posted which can really confuse beginning searchers... Once you learn more about how the dies are made and coins are stuck things will start to click... Hope that helps you a little!!!
Jim
(A.K.A. Elmer Fudd) Be verwy verwy quiet... I'm hunting coins!!! Good Hunting!!!
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