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    1882/1882?

    Thank you for a quick answer about my ask Lincoln "A/8" which are not?.I have this Indian cent (cleaned).I' found ANA' s former (ancient) article which spoke about this coin and which indicated a university of Massassuchets which had made an article on her in their newpaper but nothing more.You could me say about it more.In advance thank you.
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    Last edited by cobalt; 09-14-2010, 11:32 AM.
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    It appears to be a repunched date.
    Mike Diamond. Error coin writer and researcher.

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      Re 1882/1882

      Saddened, I still made a mistake about mint forum instead of variety.How do I may changed?Wants to say the number in front of the ears?:

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        The mark in/near the ear, if it is raised up from the field and not recessed into the field is probably just a die scratch/gouge that looks like a number. The closest I can think of is that it looks sort of like part of a 4, but would be the totally wrong size for the numbers in the date on the penny in those years.

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