appjoe wrote:Outline of Abe pushing through the back. I looked it up under error coins and they call it a overlay. I took the picture of the coin upside down because Abe shows up better. His shoulder and back come down from the bottom of the C and his chest starts to come down at the right point of the T and he is facing left. Just to give you a idea of what to look for. The picture doesn't do it justice.
hobo finds wrote:appjoe wrote:Outline of Abe pushing through the back. I looked it up under error coins and they call it a overlay. I took the picture of the coin upside down because Abe shows up better. His shoulder and back come down from the bottom of the C and his chest starts to come down at the right point of the T and he is facing left. Just to give you a idea of what to look for. The picture doesn't do it justice.
Looks like Jesus!
Corsair wrote:hobo finds wrote:appjoe wrote:Outline of Abe pushing through the back. I looked it up under error coins and they call it a overlay. I took the picture of the coin upside down because Abe shows up better. His shoulder and back come down from the bottom of the C and his chest starts to come down at the right point of the T and he is facing left. Just to give you a idea of what to look for. The picture doesn't do it justice.
Looks like Jesus!
Here comes a $500 eBay auction and national news coverage...
Country wrote:This is a Zincoln error pulled from the discard pile - It is a very unusual coin. The obverse is washed out due to a dollop of grease when it was stamped. The date and legends are unreadable, and only an outline of Lincoln shows. The reverse is struck perfectly. The coin is new, bright and shiny.
appjoe wrote:Outline of Abe pushing through the back. I looked it up under error coins and they call it a overlay. I took the picture of the coin upside down because Abe shows up better. His shoulder and back come down from the bottom of the C and his chest starts to come down at the right point of the T and he is facing left. Just to give you a idea of what to look for. The picture doesn't do it justice.
ScottyTX wrote:appjoe wrote:Outline of Abe pushing through the back. I looked it up under error coins and they call it a overlay. I took the picture of the coin upside down because Abe shows up better. His shoulder and back come down from the bottom of the C and his chest starts to come down at the right point of the T and he is facing left. Just to give you a idea of what to look for. The picture doesn't do it justice.
How common are these? I have never seen one until you posted that picture. Then yesterday I recieved a collection of wheats and was upgrading my collection. I imagine I flipped 5 of them over to inspect the reverse and low and behold they were all just like this. I could almost immediately tell because the Obv looked a nice sharp ef-AU and the rev a meager vg or so. Tilt it at the right angle and I can see shapes just like your coin punching through hummm.
oktyabyr wrote:Found these a while ago. Just wish I knew which one to take them to.
appjoe wrote:Outline of Abe pushing through the back. I looked it up under error coins and they call it a overlay. I took the picture of the coin upside down because Abe shows up better. His shoulder and back come down from the bottom of the C and his chest starts to come down at the right point of the T and he is facing left. Just to give you a idea of what to look for. The picture doesn't do it justice.
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