Pocket change today.....1965 Lincoln......
bearcave
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I haven't found anything this good in a while. It's almost a brown with a tint of red but the details and rims are pretty sharp. What do you think??
Ken
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Russ, NCNE
<< <i>Probably an SMS coin that made it in to circulation.
Russ, NCNE >>
That was what I was leaning towards as well. Is there anyway to determine SMS from just a 1965?
<< <i>Is there anyway to determine SMS from just a 1965? >>
The short answer is no. The long answer is that sometimes you can, sometimes you can't. The late strike SMS coins look just like early strike business strikes. An early strike SMS that is obviously prooflike is easy, but many don't look that way at all.
Russ, NCNE
At first I thought "1965, what's the big deal?" Then I figured out that when I started collecting during Christmas week of 1959 a coin of that age would have been dated 1920 or 1921. That seemed pretty old to me back then.
Oh well. Like they say everything is relative.
<< <i>Nice shape for a 1965 cent in change! >>
Yeah, it's usually nice for your coins to be round... sucks when they are ovular...
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Over the past month I have dumped at the stores, bank, and coinstar, more then 15,000 unc pennies Starting from 1959 - 1979.
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