fongu
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I was looking thru some of my jars of change the other night and checking my 1998, 1999 and 2000 Lincoln cents for errors and found this die clash and it probably isn't worth much, but it's my first error coin and I'm happy.
It has what looks like columns from the reverse stamped on the obverse between the nose and chin on the right and between liberty and the ear on the left. After having Ken Potter's book: Strike it rich with pocket change nearly 2 years, I finally found my first error coin and hope some of the valuable ones are in one of my jars when I go thru them. This probably isn't worth anything or maybe a few bucks. It's a start. Taking it to the coin show this weekend along with my no date standing liberty quarter. It's so worn, if there are any 3 stars on the lower part of the back, I can't see them. Just want an expert to look it over. Found 3 corroded pennies in about 45 minutes Saturday and an old doorbell with what looks like aluminum wiring and after about an hour Sunday, just some old shell casings including a 38-40 casing.


It has what looks like columns from the reverse stamped on the obverse between the nose and chin on the right and between liberty and the ear on the left. After having Ken Potter's book: Strike it rich with pocket change nearly 2 years, I finally found my first error coin and hope some of the valuable ones are in one of my jars when I go thru them. This probably isn't worth anything or maybe a few bucks. It's a start. Taking it to the coin show this weekend along with my no date standing liberty quarter. It's so worn, if there are any 3 stars on the lower part of the back, I can't see them. Just want an expert to look it over. Found 3 corroded pennies in about 45 minutes Saturday and an old doorbell with what looks like aluminum wiring and after about an hour Sunday, just some old shell casings including a 38-40 casing.


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