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4 1998 WAM and 1 2000 WAM from 8 east coast boxes. 6 were all zinc, so that hiked the rate a little.

Today's String box gave me this one...1998 WAM.

1988 RDV-006 still from my 9 boxes of east coast zinc

Back in May I found a 1984 DDO (Double Ear) in a $25 Brinks box.

1998 WAM from the last of the zinc

Awesome pic's keep these coming!!!

Got me a nice "struck through capped die" tonight! Pictures later. 1st one ever...really cool coin.

Franklin"s Finds--


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henrysmedford wrote:Franklin"s Finds--


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Yep that second one looks close to the struck through capped die I found. Pictures tomorrow.

2000 WAM

Here's the "struck through capped die" found the other day...string box. (Reverse is normal...no need for pic of that.)

Same $25 string box as the capped die gave me this nice 1967 lamination.

My last $50 bag gave me this interesting one.

Here's a coin i found a while back, anyone know what kind of mint error it is?

all I see is a big dent on Lincoln's forehead. Sorry

See the line? It's a raised surface, the only indention is the dimple in between his eye and the line.

I only see one abnormality on the coin, and I put a line over your previous picture where it is.
http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd5 ... yerror.jpg

CoinHuntingObsession wrote:I only see one abnormality on the coin, and I put a line over your previous picture where it is.
http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd5 ... yerror.jpg

Just wondering what sort of error this is, took it a couple of LCS's but they aren't familiar with lincoln errors

I will post it on the CCF for you, there are people over there who know a lot more that I do about this kind of stuff.

CoinHuntingObsession wrote:http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=101335

Thank's for taking the time to post that, seems to be a die crack/die chip.

[quote="TheJonasCollegeFund"]My last $50 bag gave me this interesting one.


I had hand-sorted a fair number of coins before moving to machine sorting, and had never seen one of these. I do visually scan my input and output streams, and found one of these by accident about a month ago. They must be more common than I realized, but I don't recall ever seeing one before in the normal course of life. Interesting to think about how many more pennies we run through by even just a little sorting, versus the norm. I'm sure I've looked at 10x the pennies in the past year than in the rest of my life combined.

CoinHuntingObsession wrote:http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=101335

I just noticed the L on the penny is quite odd as well, you think thats just another die chip?

Got this struck thru capped die in the last box I did. Any ideas what these go for? I seen price ranges from $15-$100 on eBay. Also, got my first 1998 and 200 wide AMs last month.





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