Numismatist. 50 year member ANA. Winner of four ANA Heath Literary Awards; three Wayte and Olga Raymond Literary Awards; Numismatist of the Year Award 2009, and Lifetime Achievement Award 2020. Winner numerous NLG Literary Awards.
Thanks guys. I wish I could capture the true look of it. It is spectacular in hand and looks like it has "sparkles" on the surface as my wife puts it!!
Wow, Ricc. There are hardly any spots on those. Cool!
I think it's funny the Mint has been defending itself for recalling dollar coins to remove errors -- "we have quality standards to uphold". And yet they can't make a spot-free 2009 or 2010 circulation cent. Lance.
They look alot better then the norm this is a grop from one roll I opened. I need to get more lights, Sorry Manorcourtman Iam not trying to jack you thread.
<< <i>I have noticed that this phenomenum is common on the 1983 Lincolns as well. Shag >>
It started when they changed the alloy in late 1982 from copper core to zinc plated copper we have now. It seems some years it was more common than others.
<< <i>I have noticed that this phenomenon is common on the 1983 Lincolns as well. Shag >>
...yeah that's when the mint started the copper coated zinc fiasco!
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<< <i>Bad job of copper plating the zinc-copper core. >>
Yes. You rarely see them on modern cents. I'd hold on it it.
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I think it's funny the Mint has been defending itself for recalling dollar coins to remove errors -- "we have quality standards to uphold". And yet they can't make a spot-free 2009 or 2010 circulation cent.
Lance.
Hoard the keys.
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<< <i>I have noticed that this phenomenum is common on the 1983 Lincolns as well. Shag >>
It started when they changed the alloy in late 1982 from copper core to zinc plated copper we have now. It seems some years it was more common than others.
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<< <i>Bad job of copper plating the zinc-copper core. >>
Yes. You rarely see them on modern cents. I'd hold on it it. >>
60 years into this hobby and I'm still working on my Lincoln set!
<< <i>I picked up some box's opened one found some nice one ones but no bubbles.
Wow!
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<< <i>I have noticed that this phenomenon is common on the 1983 Lincolns as well. Shag >>
...yeah that's when the mint started the copper coated zinc fiasco!