1935 S Lincoln Over Date?
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Is this an over date 5/6? There is definitely some raised material.
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Forget the over date. Great pictures! Let's see the entire coin.
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I’ll need to look for them. Or, look for the coin and take some photos later….😅
I'm not saying it's not an over date. I just like the pictures.
Disclaimer: I'm not a dealer, trader, grader, investor or professional numismatist. I'm just a hobbyist. (To protect me but mostly you! 🤣 )
How can you have a 5 over 6?
While interesting, I have no conceptual idea of how it could have occurred. Why would a 1936 die even be made and used for a 1935 planchet. I'm not nearly educated enough to compile the steps that would be required for such an event. Fantastic photos, Criselda, as per usual.
Jim
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Thanks, Jim! And yes, it is almost impossible to have an over date that is a year ahead. It just look like a 6 underneath. Nice overlays by the way 👍🏻
I would say not an overdate (5/6)... Excellent pictures and there is some form of die deterioration. Cheers, RickO