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Hello All,
I once again need help. I think that most of you know that I am a researcher / writer. I am in the process of doing a project that can be seen on MADdieclashes.com and has been briefly discussed in Coin World by Mike Diamond (3 Jan., 2011 edition, Collectors Clearinghouse).
For some reason, the 1960 small date Lincoln cents from both the Philadelphia and Denver mints have an odd assortment of die clashes not found on any other Lincoln cent from any other year. While I have a firm grasp on what has been happening with these die clashes in the Denver mint, the Philadelphia mint small date 1960 coins, because of the scarcity, are hard to find for analysis.
So, if you would, take a look at your 1960 small date Lincoln cents and see if they have a die clash similar to the ones found in this provided link:
If you do have something that is similar, please contact me at MADdieclashes@aol.com.
I do thank you all for your help.
BJ Neff
I once again need help. I think that most of you know that I am a researcher / writer. I am in the process of doing a project that can be seen on MADdieclashes.com and has been briefly discussed in Coin World by Mike Diamond (3 Jan., 2011 edition, Collectors Clearinghouse).
For some reason, the 1960 small date Lincoln cents from both the Philadelphia and Denver mints have an odd assortment of die clashes not found on any other Lincoln cent from any other year. While I have a firm grasp on what has been happening with these die clashes in the Denver mint, the Philadelphia mint small date 1960 coins, because of the scarcity, are hard to find for analysis.
So, if you would, take a look at your 1960 small date Lincoln cents and see if they have a die clash similar to the ones found in this provided link:
If you do have something that is similar, please contact me at MADdieclashes@aol.com.
I do thank you all for your help.
BJ Neff
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