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Lincoln experts - take a look at this 1960-D, especially the filled 6
KollectorKing
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Does it have any premium?
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Die chip.
Die chip and somewhat common. But none the less, any error to me is always a great find.
I have 34 of these rascals
Were they culled from roll searching or purchases?
They came from rolls and rolls of wheaties that a fellow accumulated thru the years.
His daughters inherited them along w/90% coins. 2 of the 3 daughters sold me theirs. The other held out for some unknown reasons.
AS others have stated, it's a quite common die chip.
No premium.
Any other interesting finds in those wheatie rolls? Laminations,greasy die, doubling,clips,BIE die breaks,thin/thick planchets?
The bulk of it was sold to a cu member.
What's left are partial rolls of 55-s, steelies, 60-sd and some rolls of 40s-50s wheaties.
Pretty common. I can't imagine a premium.
Lance.
I have a whole roll that I assembled from several otherwise ordinary rolls of the date. Not sure what I'll eventually do with it.
Fairly common die chip.... most die chips do not command premiums unless in an unusual location or strange configuration...Cheers, RickO
You could probably sell them for 25 Cents each, or 3 for a Dollar. IMHOP, that's about it.
An error is an error...........they're all neat.
Pete
I saw one of these on Ebay on Thursday. The bid was $20 and it had a BIE chip also.
Very common during the 50's
At one time LIBERTY filled dies including LII, IIB, BIE, EIR etc coins were sought after and collected.
And sometimes they can be really interesting like this one.