Found 1990 no s Lincoln proof penny

[Tcat1113]

IMG_20170928_204018~2.jpg this is a 1990 hopefully an OS Penny I found in a coin roll can an expert give me an opinion thanks

[Tcat1113]

Found 1990 no s Lincoln proof penny

Here's a picture of the reverse on the 1990 no sIMG_20170928_210913.jpg

[Tcat1113]

Found 1990 no s Lincoln proof penny

Here's a picture of the reverse on the 1990 no sIMG_20170928_210913.jpgIMG_20170928_212636.jpg

[Tcat1113]

1990 no s Lincoln penny

Can I get an expert opinion on this 1990 no s Lincoln pennyIMG_20170928_211310.jpg

[Tcat1113]

1990 no s Lincoln penny

Can I get an expert opinion on this 1990 no s Lincoln pennyIMG_20170928_211310.jpgIMG_20170928_204018~2.jpg

[GrumpyEd]

Can't tell from your pic.

The normal 90-P is worthless, billions made.

The rare one needs to be a proof.
Where did you get that coin? Do you think it is a proof?

From a pic, I can't say but it looks like the bust does not look frosted but pics are tricky.

The pic can't tell me but the main question i have is where you got it?
Is it a shiny bus strike or a proof?

Remember, proof is not a grade. It is a method of manufacture so it either is a proof or not a proof.
If you tell me you got it out of a proof set, I'll tell you that you scored big. If not, I'm skeptical and wonder if it might be a shiny bus strike.

Added, looking at your reverse pics I'm still unsure, in a way it looks like the building might be frosted.
You can tell easy in hand.

I'm hoping you got it as a proof or from a proof-set.

I'm dying to know where it came from.

[Petespockets55]

Can't tell from your pic.

The normal 90-P is worthless, billions made.

The rare one needs to be a proof.
Where did you get that coin? Do you think it is a proof?

From a pic, I can't say but it looks like the bust does not look frosted but pics are tricky.

The pic can't tell me but the main question i have is where you got it?
Is it a shiny bus strike or a proof?

Remember, proof is not a grade. It is a method of manufacture so it either is a proof or not a proof.
If you tell me you got it out of a proof set, I'll tell you that you scored big. If not, I'm skeptical and wonder if it might be a shiny bus strike.

Added, looking at your reverse pics I'm still unsure, in a way it looks like the building might be frosted.
You can tell easy in hand.

I'm hoping you got it as a proof or from a proof-set.

I'm dying to know where it came from.

I agree. The image is too blurry to really see well when enlarged.
Fingers are crossed for your find.

[Petespockets55]

Think this is a duplicate post.

[Petespockets55]

Better image of the reverse. With the debris around the devices it is looking like it came from circulation. Doesn't rule out Proof but will require a lot more scrutiny.

[Petespockets55]

Can a moderator combine these posts into one. Seems to be 4 or 5 relating to the same item. Coming from a roll it is more than likely a business strike. There appears to be circulation wear on the high points of Lincolns bust, not frosted as a proof would be.
Would be great if it is a proof though!

[jfines69]

The pic is a little to blurry for me to tell what you have there... Can you get a pic of the obv also???

[jfines69]

I have merged your threads into one... Tcat - for future reference please use one thread for the same coin... Makes a little easier to follow what you are asking and the comments that others are making... Thanks!!!

[Roller]

Even in these pictures I can tell that the rims are not squared and sharp as they aught to be on a proof.

[willbrooks]

It is a normal business strike cent minted in Philadelphia. No value other than 1 cent.

[Tcat1113]

1990 no s

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