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1969 s lincoln rpm-001 obw roll

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    1969 s lincoln rpm-001 obw roll

    Got this obw roll 1969 s rpm-001 have not opened them hopefully nice ones inside the face coin looks little rough
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    This is not RPM-001. The mintmark position is wrong and the upper curve of the actual variety is much wider and shows a separation line. However, being an OBW roll, I hope you can find something nice inside.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer

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      I hope you find something cool, but if you find the infamous DDO, I will cry haha.

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        Oh, and it is normal for ender coins on older OBW rolls to be tarnished, toned, and in general, beat up. There are several reasons for this: the machines that crimp the rolls can leave circular marks commonly known as "The Ring Of Death", people touching the enders with their fingers causing fingerprints, and the air getting to the coins easier because they are exposed, causing toning.

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