dealers @ Balt show to look @ my potential Lathe Lines Kennedy
MsMorrisine
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which dealer can give me a definitive determination?
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<< <i>I would help if I could but I don't even know what you are talking about. Little more back ground please >>
Har ya go:
Error ? Die Variety ?? Lathe Lines ?? 1990 P Kennedy Half Dollar ... Roll Searching Find
<< <i>Sounds like something for Fred Weinberg? >>
don't see FW on the list. I assume he's grading, or just not there.
I won't be there for this months' show.....
Your Kennedy half does look like it has what's called
lathe lines from the dies; we have to assume that
all coins struck from those dies will have them; it could
be thousands of coins, or tens of thousands, depending
on die life, and if anyone caught it before they just
changed the dies for other reasons.
Interesting, but I haven't seen much interest in this
type of item in the past........
Hope this helps a little bit....
Fred
Tom
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(that makes it the only variety/error I've found to date while roll searching Kennedys.... not even a 74 DD, much less a DD of any other year.)
I think they are underappreciated because they aren't as dramatic as some DD (and some DD get VAM and FS numbers, etc) or MAD or a clip, and I wonder haw many are aware of this type of errors. How many coin types and years of those type have been found with lathe lines? How about DD, MAD or clips? Are there more DD type coins and many different years of those type out there over those with lathe lines?
The name is LEE!
<< <i>I have a few gem 1996 D Lincolns with lathe lines. There is a small following on these.
Tom >>
I picked one of those out of circulation. Still have it. It's neat, but no one seems much interested in it.
<< <i>mine's a P, but I'd love to find a D and make it a set of twins. >>
Well, dang.
I'll have to look again since it wouldn't be the first time I honked up the MM's.
Yep.
It's a D.
The name is LEE!