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  • #61
    My '88 RDV-006

    Here is the link to my coin.

    http://www.varietyvista.com/1988PRDV0064%20cent.htm

    Is everyone still looking for these?

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    • #62
      Still looking

      Originally posted by brefos77 View Post
      Here is the link to my coin.

      http://www.varietyvista.com/1988PRDV0064%20cent.htm

      Is everyone still looking for these?
      I can't speak for everyone but I'm still looking for the next one.

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      • #63
        new member here. is this a RVD-006 from denver? here is a url with photos of 1988-D i found in a $50.00 dollar bank bag of pennies on thursday. http://ontrec.spaces.live.com/photos/

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        • #64
          Originally posted by ONTREC View Post
          new member here. is this a RVD-006 from denver? here is a url with photos of 1988-D i found in a $50.00 dollar bank bag of pennies on thursday. http://ontrec.spaces.live.com/photos/

          Hi and welcome! Your picture is waaay too small to tell anything. I hope it is, though.

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          • #65
            Originally posted by ONTREC View Post
            is this a RVD-006 from denver? here is a url with photos of 1988-D i found [/url]
            Hi ONTREC, I increased the size and looked at your photos and I am still unable to determine for sure if your coin is the second reported Denver example of the 1988 transitional. May I suggest contacting Dr. James Wiles to see if he can examine the coin for you to determine for sure. I too, hope it is.

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            • #66
              Originally posted by ONTREC View Post
              new member here. is this a RVD-006 from denver? here is a url with photos of 1988-D i found in a $50.00 dollar bank bag of pennies on thursday. http://ontrec.spaces.live.com/photos/
              Sorry to say, doesn't look like RDV-006 to me.

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              • #67
                We made it in Die Variety News!

                http://home.sc.rr.com/stereo3dgames/...s_Issue_13.pdf

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                • #68
                  i'm real surprised how far this variety has gone from the James W looking at my 1988 Lincoln and how big this thread has gotten from his variety vista web site and the article in Coin World & now Die Variety News - thanks again Snowman

                  http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/a...4/DSC00720.jpg

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                  • #69
                    After roughly one year since it's discovery by Jeff Snow, by my count, of the Philadelphia version, there have been a total of fifteen pieces found. They are owned among ten different people.
                    Steven Bingham's Denver coin still stands alone.

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                    • #70
                      Originally posted by Car10 View Post
                      Hi ONTREC, I increased the size and looked at your photos and I am still unable to determine for sure if your coin is the second reported Denver example of the 1988 transitional. May I suggest contacting Dr. James Wiles to see if he can examine the coin for you to determine for sure. I too, hope it is.
                      Thanks For looking i have also found one other denver example i will post the picture in a few minutes

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                      • #71
                        Vareity makes DVN

                        This variety is featured in the latest issue of Billy Crawford's Die Variety News Magazine.

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                        • #72
                          Hi, guys
                          I am little confused? I have a 1989 with what seems to be the same reverse (type 2) as my 1998 type 2 reverse. See picture of 1989 attached is this one of the coins you are talking about?
                          Thanks, Bill
                          I get it now this is rdv-006
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                          Last edited by billscoins; 04-25-2008, 12:25 PM.

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                          • #73
                            Variety gets mainstream website exposure

                            The 1988 transitionals are featured in an article on the website about.com in their coins section. The author, Susan Headley, says she expects the values of transitionals in general to rise significantly when they are better understood by collectors. The variety seems to be gaining more popularity all the time. There are even two active auctions on eBay running now.
                            Last edited by Car10; 04-29-2008, 08:29 PM.

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                            • #74
                              You definitely hit the nail on the head. And, of course, the 2008 Silver Eagle with 2007 reverse (transitional) will hype the matter even more!

                              BJ Neff
                              Member of: ANA, CCC, CONECA, Fly-in-club, FUN, NLG & T.E.V.E.C.

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                              • #75
                                Two examples sold at auction

                                Two seperate auctions for the 1988 RDV-006 Lincoln cent transitional variety ended today. One of the auctions ended at $202.52 and the other coin brought $356.01. There are two new auctions, listed only hours ago, for this same variety. These newly listed coins are two among a handful that were recently examined by Billy Crawford in preparation for his article in the most recent issue of Die Variety News Magazine.

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