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 ReardonMember
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Can anyone translate this to something that corresponds to a DDO on this site? 1972 LINCOLN DIE 3 DOUBLE DIE Obverse
Thank you,
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ReardonMember
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| Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 11:04 am |
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Actually it is a ANACS MS65 Rd 1972 DD OBV DIE 3 Stage 7, if that means anything to you folks i sure would appreciate an answer.
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 coopExpert Member
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MDS
http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/diestate.php?date=1972&die_id=1972p1do003&die_state=mds
Note the doubling on the letters in IN GOD are rotated on the left side of the letters.
LIBERTY note the L.
http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/diestate.php?date=1972&die_id=1972p1do003&die_state=lds
Note die scratches through IN GOD. They are softer/fading on the LDS examples. There are several other markers that show up in the LDS die state that aren't there on the MDS examples.
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Stage 7 (The higher the stage number the more wear/later the die) is I would consider a VLDS example. A lot of scratches/wear/loss of detail/ just not a highly desirable coin. Go for an EDS or MDS or enven LDS before the State 7.
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ReardonMember
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Coop,
I really appreciate the input and will definitely pass on this one.
Thank You for the $ savings 
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coopExpert Member
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| Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 11:10 am |
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I would say that is very high. I would watch for another one in the less than half that range in a better die state. There are a lot of that die out there. Seems like it is the more common one for the year except for the master die doubled from all three mints.
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ReardonMember
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By the way Rodney is my favorite comedian after Jackie Gleason
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ReardonMember
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Coop,
Seeing as how we are on the topic what about $32 for a 1946D/D LINCOLN PENNY ANACS MS66 RD RPM-6 ?
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Did you see the JAckie Gleason movie with Brad Garrett. (From everyone loves Ramond- Robbie) Here did the best job on Jackies roll I can imagine. Gave me a whole different outlook on his acting career. (Brad Garrett)
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ReardonMember
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No I have not but I just went to www.imdb.com and looked it up to be sure. I will definitely have to get that movie, unfortunately they do not have it at Netflix 
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ReardonMember
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By the way is this server in Europe? The time stamp says it is after 5:00 PM and did you get my previous post on the 1946 D/D?
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coopExpert Member
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I don't see the post yet. The time says on my screen 1:30 and it is 10:30 here. Not sure where the correct time zone? Probably the East Coast?
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ReardonMember
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How does $32 sound for a 1946D/D LINCOLN PENNY ANACS MS66 RD RPM-6 ?
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The server is in Michigan. The program is messed up, and I cannot fix it. Probably about time to start the forum all over again. It's messed up in many ways.
As to the 1946D/D in MS66 for $32 - that's a buy for a slabbed 1946D in 66. The RPM just adds to things. However, finding a raw one, although it may take some more time, would be far less.
I never saw the initial price for the 1972 die #3, so I cannot comment on that.
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ReardonMember
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Chuck,
You are back... I sent you a few emails but am positive that you have a good many to go through since you were at the show. How was the show? Find anything good? Tell us all about the Charlotte experience. The 1972 was $70 and will probably take a pass.
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ReardonMember
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| Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 11:57 am |
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The website time is usually determined by the servers internal clock, I know this because my job title is Sr. Systems Administrator...lots of hours and no glory. But the pay isn't that bad  Oh yeah and I forgot you are a programmer so you have a good handle on that as well.
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