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I would agree with the above. Probably 1803. The position of the T in Liberty over the start of the hair as well as the position of the T in Cent over the tip of the leaf narrows it down quite a bit. (View Post)

There are far too many great dealers out there to mention them all. But for any who is involved with Early American Copper, I am sure you would be familiar with Chris Victor McCawley in Austin. He is… (View Post)

I found these two 1917 DDO Lincoln cents both in AU58BN currently offered for sale. The one in the PCGS holder is priced at 166% of what I believe to be a fair offer so I doubt I would be able to buy… (View Post)

After I had gotten well into collecting higher end coins in my later years, I looked across the collection and realized that for whatever reason the overwhelming majority of the population was in PCG… (View Post)

My reproduction copy of the first 1947 Red Book refers to them as: "Liberty Head, Bland or Morgan Type" (View Post)