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Mint or post mint damage on these?
Thanks for checking,
Jean
Thanks for checking,
Jean
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That 1944 with the crooked 1 deserves a thread of its own.
Very cool. All very interesting.
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First two are PMD. Number three is a lamination. Fourth one is PMD. Not sure if last one is a lamination or PMD.
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PMD or ?
I just about cried over the beautiful 1910... there is one fantastic Lincoln cent under that damage.
It is amazing how little damage a very special coin can have that causes its worth to plummet to its original value. The lamination coin is the only one in the bunch that is worth of keeping for a mint damaged Lincoln.
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I was crying over that 1910 as well.
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How would the crooked "1" be PSD??? I understand the delamination and PSD on the other two but I do not see how the "1" could have been torn from its spot without showing major damage to the surrounding area!!!Jim
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The first and third '44 both appear to be Lamination errors. The rest are PMD. I agree, the '10 is a bummer...
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