The 1968-D Lincoln Memorial Cent is a copper coin with a red color, featuring the iconic Lincoln Memorial design. Minted in Denver, this small cent is a variety with DDR-FS-801 error, as mentioned in the Cherry pickers Guide E.PLURIBUS UNUM. Uncertified and ungraded, this circulated coin is a valuable addition to any coin collector's collection, showcasing a piece of United States history with a unique error variety.
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The missing “FG” is a result of an over abraided die the eagles left leg and tail feathers on the reverse of the coin.
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The 1984 Lincoln Cent, DDO- Variety- FS-102 is a circulated small cent coin featuring a Doubled Die Obverse variety. This coin was minted in Philadelphia and is composed of copper and zinc. The Lincoln Memorial design is depicted on the coin, with a red-brown color and a business strike type. It is uncertified and is a valuable piece for collectors interested in the Lincoln Memorial series.
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The Cherry Pickers Guide to Rare Die Varieties 4th Edition Volume 1 Spiral Bound. Condition is Like New. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
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This 1942 Lincoln Wheat Small Cent is a must-have for any coin collector. The cherry pickers’ guide FS-101-FS-104 variety makes it a unique addition to your collection. This coin is circulated and has not been certified.
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Dive into the world of numismatics with this 2000 Lincoln Memorial Penny, a piece that stands out for its sought-after "Wide AM" mint error. This particular coin is a cherry picker's guide FS-901 variety, showcasing an off-center misprint that adds a unique twist to the classic Lincoln design. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this copper composition small cent coin retains the red-brown (RB) color synonymous with well-preserved circulated currency. While it remains uncertified and ungraded, its distinct variety and the intriguing "WIDE AM" mint error make it a noteworthy addition to any collection.
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The FG initials are typically located on the reverse of the coin in between the eagles left leg and tail feathers. However due to an over-polishing of the die, such as in this case, the FG initials have been obliterated and are considered “missing.”.
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In very good condition is this Copyrighted 2000 fourth edition of The CherryPickers Guide to Rare Die Varieties Volume 1 by: Bill Fivaz and J.T. Stanton. Please see photos and ask any questions.
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