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LOOKING THROUGH LINCOLN CENTS: A CHRONOLOGY OF A SERIES By Charles D. Daughtrey

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ISBN-10: 0974237191

Book Title: Looking Through Lincoln Cents: A Chronology of a Series

Publication Name: Zyrus Press Inc.

Publication Year: 2005

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Number Of Pages: 340

Item Length: 5.25 inches

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ISBN: 9780974237190

Language: English

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Author: Charles Daughtrey

Publisher: Zyrus Press, Incorporated

Topic: Antiques & Collectibles, Coins, Currency & Medals

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Features hundreds of detailed photographs designed to aid the collector in finding, detecting, grading and eventually valuing Lincoln cent varieties.

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by nilescoinman
15 Sep, 2006
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In the face of the recent discussions to abolish the cent, the author Charles Daughtrey has assembled something unique in the series, a comprehensive chronology of the known major and minor doubled dies and repunched mint marks in the Lincoln cent series. The purpose of the book, as stated in the Introduction, is to answer the question "What should I look for in X year cents?" The book begins with a description of the die making process, tips on grading Lincoln cents, including photos of coins in each of the grades between AU58 through AG3, the author's description of his own die variety system in use in the book and sorting tips to search through and attribute Lincolns. The book then provides an overview of the characteristics of each year's mintages of cents from 1909 through 2004. This ... In the face of the recent discussions to abolish the cent, the author Charles Daughtrey has assembled something unique in the series, a comprehensive chronology of the known major and minor doubled dies and repunched mint marks in the Lincoln cent series. The purpose of the book, as stated in the Introduction, is to answer the question "What should I look for in X year cents?" The book begins with a description of the die making process, tips on grading Lincoln cents, including photos of coins in each of the grades between AU58 through AG3, the author's description of his own die variety system in use in the book and sorting tips to search through and attribute Lincolns. The book then provides an overview of the characteristics of each year's mintages of cents from 1909 through 2004. This overview includes details such as mintage facts at each of the 3 mints, die quality, strike quality, the existence and pervasiveness of die varieties, major and minor doubled dies and repunched mint marks. The book is profusely illustrated with close up photos of major and minor doubled dies and repunched mint marks. The book also includes, beginning on Page 166, a case study of the 1955 Struck Counterfeit Doubled Die. This case study provides detailed photographs of the die characteristics of the original and the struck counterfeit of the most well known doubled die in US coinage history. While the book is profusely illustrated, the author is also webmaster of www.coppercoins.com, a website dedicated to the history of the Lincoln cent and is the repository for nearly 9,000 photos of 1,759 die varieties of Lincoln cents as of this date. This book is a must have for the collector of Lincoln cents, serious or casual, and is all the more significant due to the impending fate of the cent. Bravo Chuck!
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The good reviews of this book are spot on. Truly!!! I have a small library of coin books with many on this topic alone. This is by far my favorite of any book written on the Lincoln Cent. Purchase this one with confidence that you will find it very useful!!! I thought it would be similar to the redbook but it's so much more! Way to go Charles Daughtrey!!! This one is a treasure! Thank you so much for your hard work and devotion in putting this book together. I look forward to new editions. -HeatherThe good reviews of this book are spot on. Truly!!! I have a small library of coin books with many on this topic alone. This is by far my favorite of any book written on the Lincoln Cent. Purchase this one with confidence that you will find it very useful!!! I thought it would be similar to the redbook but it's so much more! Way to go Charles Daughtrey!!! This one is a treasure! Thank you so much for your hard work and devotion in putting this book together. I look forward to new editions. -Heather
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