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This is a normal cent. No doubling -
Always try and take your pictures of coins out of the flips.Comment
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DDO.You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Still not the DDO. You would know it if you had one.Bob Piazza
Lincoln Cent AttributerComment
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8D41C9CF-4AAC-4F30-8993-584ABB7689A5.jpeg I know when I have them. Has the dike rack from last U in Unum!Comment
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Die 1&2. I’ll have to reverse crack from the 1st U in Unum to the R stalkYou do not have permission to view this gallery.
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If you would, remove the staples and remove it from the 2x2. I would like to see closeups of the word TRUST.Comment
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Here’s the photo of Trust and LibertyYou do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Plain and simple...this is NOT the 1917 DDO-001.Bob Piazza
Lincoln Cent AttributerComment
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It’s out of the flip. Do you want to take a second look be my guest! This is considered die 2. 1917 DDO FS101 Die 2.You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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But the date is definitely a DDOYou do not have permission to view this gallery.
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There is no Die-002 in our files. There is no such thing as an FS101 die 2. If it was an actual FS101 it would be die-001,Bob Piazza
Lincoln Cent AttributerComment
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Why is there a listing for a die one on the attribution label. ANACS graded it. There would have to be another die. That’s not the only thing on this that’s could be contested. The 09 w initials removed anvil master die used on a 17. Do you have any record of that?You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Without any marks are interferes from meYou do not have permission to view this gallery.
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