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The first Lincoln that I found when I started searching circulated coins in 1965 was a 1922 no D die pair 2, although at the time I just recognized it as a no D, at least I hoped. I had it authentica… (View Post)

All of the main provisions that effect those on Medicare or taxes on tips and 100% bonus depreciation is all retroactive to January 1, 2025. Some things, like the 1099 limits phase in after the bills… (View Post)

Definitely woodgrain, which is seen on both sides, look at the obverse from 5 to 9 o'clock. It happens due to an alloy mixing issue so it affects the entire planchet all the way through -- and of cou… (View Post)

I agree. All my Shields are proofs and none have those nice die cracks that gives them character. (View Post)

I don't care about the others that you mentioned, I stated that the 1922 no D strong reverse (i.e. die 2) as shown in the picture below (PCGS #21806409) is a variety not an error, PCGS and ANACS (it … (View Post)