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Anyone ever seen a Lincoln wheatie with only the first 2 digits of the date??????(or 3)
WhiteLighnin
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Dangdest thing i ever seen....the 19 is there, but nothin else....anyone else ever seen this???????
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where'd you get it?
<< <i>pretty cool.
where'd you get it? >>
Pop machine.....
<< <i>photoshop? >>
Pic is straight off of my microscope......
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At first glance the area where the digits should be looks 'messed' with? It apears lighter in color like someone rubbed it maybe?
I have several dozen that you can barely see the last 2 digits. I will post some later.
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<< <i>My guess is that it is a '46
I have several dozen that you can barely see the last 2 digits. I will post some later. >>
The name is LEE!
<< <i>Way cool! Stuff like this is what makes collecting very interesting! >>
Oh...it gets lots better!!!!!!
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<< <i>These are actually a bit uncommon as COMPLETELY missing digits, there are quite a few with very weak digits, though. Given, however, that their causing agent is VERY common, I doubt there's much added value in these. They are obstructed die errors, usually grease, and called "grease filled die strikes" - still very interesting though. >>
Copper, you ever seen a 1944 lincoln made out of a piece of copper about as thick as maybe 2 or 3 pices of notebook paper and the exact size of a dime??????????
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<< <i>These are actually a bit uncommon as COMPLETELY missing digits, there are quite a few with very weak digits, though. Given, however, that their causing agent is VERY common, I doubt there's much added value in these. They are obstructed die errors, usually grease, and called "grease filled die strikes" - still very interesting though. >>
Copper, you ever seen a 1944 lincoln made out of a piece of copper about as thick as maybe 2 or 3 pices of notebook paper and the exact size of a dime?????????? >>
I've got 2 of these (thin ones) talk about wierd!!!!!
<< <i>You pullin' our leg, WL? >>
Nope ER....Give ya my word they are absolutely 100% genuine......
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Thanks Dude!!! I gotta get to bed, talk with ya later.....
TorinoCobra71
i have a lincoln /memorial
that has absolutley NO NUMBERS ---OR---LETTERS on it what so ever!
just lincoln and the building!
(so far its taken me about 50 hours of work and a pretty good set of "micro chisels" oh and my microscope to get it nearly to completion!)...
<< <i>hey bubba!
i have a lincoln /memorial
that has absolutley NO NUMBERS ---OR---LETTERS on it what so ever!
just lincoln and the building!
(so far its taken me about 50 hours of work and a pretty good set of "micro chisels" oh and my microscope to get it nearly to completion!)...
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<< <i>These are actually a bit uncommon as COMPLETELY missing digits, there are quite a few with very weak digits, though. Given, however, that their causing agent is VERY common, I doubt there's much added value in these. They are obstructed die errors, usually grease, and called "grease filled die strikes" - still very interesting though. >>
Copper, you ever seen a 1944 lincoln made out of a piece of copper about as thick as maybe 2 or 3 pices of notebook paper and the exact size of a dime?????????? >>
Struck on a split planchet...seen a few of them, own one. 1957D.
But since errors aren't my cup of tea, I don't pursue them. I believe they are at least somewhat common.
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