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SOME NEW CHARMY TONED LINCOLN WHEATIES.......
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Just before I head off to another show, I thought I'd share a few of my new Lincoln cents that Todd/Bluevette just finished photographing for me. Though a couple have some flaws, this is a pretty colorful group, and I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.... 
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<< <i>The reverse of that 1939 reminds me of outer space with all those little spots being stars. Very nice. >>
I'll have whatever he's drinking
I love that coin and postings like this are what makes this forum great!
edited to add: Thanks, Charmy
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<< <i>The reverse of that 1939 reminds me of outer space with all those little spots being stars. Very nice. >>
I'll have whatever he's drinking
I love that coin and postings like this are what makes this forum great!
edited to add: Thanks, Charmy >>
It's just black coffee
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<< <i>That 1911 is a real looker, I "made" that coin at NGC in Feb of 05. It crossed over from an old white ANACS 64RB holder
Rob, funny how you/we can remember and recognize a long lost friend like that!
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<< <i>That 1911 is a real looker, I "made" that coin at NGC in Feb of 05. It crossed over from an old white ANACS 64RB holder
Rob, funny how you/we can remember and recognize a long lost friend like that! >>
Well, not all of them, just the good looking ones
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<< <i>I like them and have always been a fan of that sort of toning on copper.....just a little pleasantly surprised that this hasn't turn into an MS70 thread...
Thank you, and I don't think we need to go there on this thread.
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<< <i>I suppose now I'm going to have to add a Lincoln to my set!!
Absolutely, why not!
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I like your attitude. Cheerful, pleasant and upbeat. Also creating meaningful threads with eye candy looking coins that collectors of all kinds from newbies to experienced can appreciate.
Keep up the good work.
For those that like to complain, I was very pleasantly surprised that NONE of these coins are currently on your pricelist!!
By the way, how DID your parents come up with your name Charmy anyhow?
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And the 77 & 14-d in your sig line
<< <i>PennyLady:
I like your attitude. Cheerful, pleasant and upbeat. Also creating meaningful threads with eye candy looking coins that collectors of all kinds from newbies to experienced can appreciate.
Keep up the good work.
For those that like to complain, I was very pleasantly surprised that NONE of these coins are currently on your pricelist!!
By the way, how DID your parents come up with your name Charmy anyhow?
Thank you, Oreville, and these are for my personal collection and are not for sale. I will be posting them with the rest of my personal collection on my website under my "Not for Sale" section.
And Charmy is short for Charmaine - I've always been called Charmy (pronounced "Sharmie") except by my French grandmother who preferred "Charmaine."
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Hoard the keys.
<< <i>Stunning charmy, simply stunning >>
My thoughts exactly!
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<< <i>The second one has a nice clashh..I'd keep it. >>
Is that a clash or a meandering die crack on the Rev. of # 2?
Both look great but I Believe I like #2 best.
Regards,
John
1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S.
Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!
<< <i>Thank you folks for all the kind words. By the way, I went to add the photo of the 1939 to my personal collection on my website and discovered I already had one, so which one do you guys like better?
I would prefer the unabraded die clash.
Did this thread just turn?
The name is LEE!
<< <i>The second one has a nice clashh..I'd keep it. >>
The 1919 is quite nice.
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<< <i>The second one has a nice clashh..I'd keep it. >>
Is that a clash or a meandering die crack on the Rev. of # 2?
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I think it's both a clash (the upper part near the C of CENT to the I of UNITED) and then a die crack below that.
I'd keep #2 as I don't like the spotty look of the #1, though I'd imagine it's not as dramatic in hand.
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thats an amazing example..."ON A STARY NIGHT" thing going on...on the reverse....I LOVE IT
all beauties and thanks for giving us a peeky there pennygoddess...
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Thanks for sharing these.
They made my night.
Especially the starry one....
Happy, humble, honored and proud recipient of the “You Suck” award 10/22/2014
(FYI, all of my personal collection is displayed on my website.)
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<< <i>i'll take the 39' please....crowd here
thats an amazing example..."ON A STARY NIGHT" thing going on...on the reverse....I LOVE IT
all beauties and thanks for giving us a peeky there pennygoddess...
Looks like a few of those stars on the reverse escaped from their "home" and meandered to the obverse. All prime time examples.