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OK, OK, Klocc, an almost Lincoln Cent error

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    OK, OK, Klocc, an almost Lincoln Cent error

    OK, OK, I know Klocc likes them Lincoln cents and I almost have another one.
    This is probably the 3rd of the best in the 5 coins I acquired this week:

    Its not a proof tho.
    It is of a year in which I haven't seen many wrong planchet errors though.
    I see a lot of double strikes and off-centers, but not many OMS's.

    Hunh I just noticed that the dies might be rotated in the wrong direction.
    I didn't buy it for that, I bought it for the shiny appearance.

    1998 1C Lincoln Cent Struck on Clad 10C Planchet MS64 PCGS slab obv.jpg

    1998 1C Lincoln Cent Struck on Clad 10C Planchet MS64 PCGS slab rev.jpg


    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org
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    Love it. Looks like my old one. Inherited some coins long ago when I had no clue. Had one of these. I think the same year too.
    Also had a 1942/1 Mercury and put it on ebay. When it got up to $6k I pulled it in shock and decided to dig deep into whats what. Couldnt believe someone would buy a dime for that much. Thats what got me into varieties


    Anywho. Nice error

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      LOL "an almost Lincoln Cent error"

      Nice 1 cent? 10 cent?

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        Originally posted by considine View Post
        LOL "an almost Lincoln Cent error"

        Nice 1 cent? 10 cent?
        nge.

        Hah! is this a one cent dime or a ten cent Lincoln cent?
        it is not a double denomination. I don't own any of those, but that can change.
        Gary Kozera
        Website: https://MintErrors.org

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