Finds at the CSNS show.

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Here are the pickens from the CSNS show:

1909-VDB DDO-001 - Have picked this one before, and its kid sister .

1909 WDDR-002 - Not sure if there is a Coneca cross reference

1909 WDDR-MH - Coin was bought From Larry Briggs coins. It had a putty look and showed that rev MH which is on many 1909 and 1910 lincoln Cents. The QX does not do it justice.

1909-DDR ( Am in the process of running down die markers on 14 WDDRs

and a 1934 WDDR-003

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Here are :

1936 DDO-011 - This also has that broken R in Liberty James Wiles spoke of in the introductory pages of RPM book.

1937-D RPM-002 - Will try to snap another Pic . It has been a tough one for the QX also.

Two 1938-D DDR-004s - These were picked within my first 20 minutes, so I know it would be a good show.

and a 1940-D RPM-003 and 1940-S RPM-006.

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1943 1-R-VI ; 1945-D RPM-010 (a Top 100); 1945-D RPM-013 stageC
1945-S RPM-002b ; 1948-S RPM-002 ; 1949-D RPM-005 ; 1951-S RPM-014 ; 1953-D RPM-014.

and the always controversial 1956-D WDMM-001 - I could not resist it. It was 5 bucks.

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Finally here some unknowns. In the process of looking them up but any help attributing is appreciated. Or if suspect it could be a particular variety and would like an addition photo to confirm or deny a die marker let me know. Some of these I am still reviewing so I may have mis-attributed one. If you think so let me know.

1952-D minor South ; 1956-Proof DDR VI ; 1988 Possible DDO
1999 off center ( I don't collect errors but hey for fifty cents toss it in.)

and some RPMs:

1940-D ,1949-D, two 1949-S, 1950-S, 1953-D, two 1955-D North and a 1957-D south.

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All told ...I was in attendance at the CSNS show 5 hours on Thursday and 4 on Friday.

[Brad]

I knew there would be nothing left for me...

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I knew there would be nothing left for me...

Don't despair ... There were many dealers I was unable to visit. I only picked a few. Herndon coins looked as though they had re-stocked their single 2x2 Lincolns and I did not have time to go back. Check those BU's in the 30's first. Go get'em Brad..

You'll find something and... if you come up empty, Let me know..I will give you one of the two 1938-D DDR-004s found.

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stay a way from dealers which come from a great distance and you think may have traveled by plane. They usually do not carry lots of 2x2 Lincolns. Stick w / dealers you think probably drove. If they have lots of storage bins and gear and "stuff" at their tables...those are ripe.

Take a minute to orient yourself. I had never been to Central States but it seemed like the "High Class " dealers are all in front as you walk in , near the grading services... so I'd recommend..starting from the back and work forward.