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Would the same die produce the O in one to be like this?As the 58 ddo?
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OptionsTomB Posts: 20,733 ✭✭✭✭✭
It's worth at least a million dollars. Send it to PCGS using the Rarities Express Super Deluxe option with holographic imaging and then consign it to the next major auction!
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from the other thread:
The 58 DDO has weakened strike on the PLU also and yours looks like it doesn't.
and as already stated:
@FredWeinberg said:
The "O" is opposite Lincoln's Bust on the obv.It's a very common occurrence to have that letter,
and that area, weak, due to the depth of Lincoln's
bust on the Die itself.It's very very common, and carries no 'error' premium.
They're 'as struck'
the same die state, nor same die produced the reverse shown in your picture.
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Was there a question mixed up in there ?
I think the person is praying that their wheat cent is worth more than the usual 5c. Unfortunately it isn’t.
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The "O" is opposite Lincoln's Bust on the obv.
It's a very common occurrence to have that letter,
and that area, weak, due to the depth of Lincoln's
bust on the Die itself.
It's very very common, and carries no 'error' premium.
They're 'as struck'
for PCGS. A 49+-Year PNG Member...A full numismatist since 1972, retired in 2022
@Owlx .... Welcome aboard.... You have your answer above (Fred is an expert in this area). Cheers, RickO