1974 S Lincoln
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1974 S Lincoln
I am not sure if the S is double-stamped or if the S is stamped over D? It just looks odd?
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Re: 1974 S Lincoln
It's a damaged coin and anything you see on this coin is the result of that damage.
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Re: 1974 S Lincoln
I hear you just one other question if I may...are all circulated coins considered damaged?
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Re: 1974 S Lincoln
I would have to say "No"......
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Imagine if you will, that you go to the local quick mart, and the cashier opens a new roll of coins for your change,....... dumps them in the divided compartment of the register, and hand you your change...
I believe that coin is now "Circulated", even though the roll was a OBW of uncirculated contact free coins.
I would still have to call it circulated...... even though the coin is in perfect condition......JMO
:eureka:
Imagine if you will, that you go to the local quick mart, and the cashier opens a new roll of coins for your change,....... dumps them in the divided compartment of the register, and hand you your change...
I believe that coin is now "Circulated", even though the roll was a OBW of uncirculated contact free coins.
I would still have to call it circulated...... even though the coin is in perfect condition......JMO
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Re: 1974 S Lincoln
Coin can't be circulated unless it has circulation wear, cash register would do less to a coin than being dumped in a bin at the mint or shoveled like a silver dollar. Technically all coins are circulated coming from the mint based on this premise.
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