1969d no fg

[kobe]

Is this considered a no fg?

[cranky]

Looks like it. Do you see any trace? No trace is what they desire.
I opened a OBW about a week ago of these out of the 50 I found 7 with no trace of Initials.
These are collectable. Value I haven't heard much. If I remember right these are assigned a number.
Hope someone will give it a look and knows more about them.

[cranky]

See what you did. I had to research this better. There is FS 901 No FG and some have sold for good money. I also think it's in Cherry Pickers. Here is a example of one sold.

http://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/134983/1969-D-Lincoln-Cent-No-FG-FS-901-PCGS-MS-62-BN

Nice I have couple of at least MS64+ Reds and 5 or so 63's great.

[jfines69]

Looks like a no FG to me also... Nice find!!!

[kobe]

Oh wow , I recall throwing a couple away, I guess ima keep these for now on

[kobe]

It seems like an easy find for the price

[mustbebob]

This is another coin that folks don't quite know why it is listed in the CPG. It is a simple matter of abrasion, but as others have noted, there must be NO trace of the initials in order to be considered the CPG variety. There are many, many different dies where abrasion has been done, but light remnants still remain. Those are not worth any premium.

[bigrig52]

I think the 1970-d should be listed also as a No FG

[Roller]

I think the 1970-d should be listed also as a No FG

Amen. I have a '71D that should also be listed.

[onecent1909]

I have a 1909 no FG... but I do not think it should be listed... LOL