Finds at the CSNS show.

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Here are the pickens from the CSNS show:

1909-VDB DDO-001 - Have picked this one before, and its kid sister .

1909 WDDR-002 - Not sure if there is a Coneca cross reference

1909 WDDR-MH - Coin was bought From Larry Briggs coins. It had a putty look and showed that rev MH which is on many 1909 and 1910 lincoln Cents. The QX does not do it justice.

1909-DDR ( Am in the process of running down die markers on 14 WDDRs

and a 1934 WDDR-003

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Here are :

1936 DDO-011 - This also has that broken R in Liberty James Wiles spoke of in the introductory pages of RPM book.

1937-D RPM-002 - Will try to snap another Pic . It has been a tough one for the QX also.

Two 1938-D DDR-004s - These were picked within my first 20 minutes, so I know it would be a good show.

and a 1940-D RPM-003 and 1940-S RPM-006.

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1943 1-R-VI ; 1945-D RPM-010 (a Top 100); 1945-D RPM-013 stageC
1945-S RPM-002b ; 1948-S RPM-002 ; 1949-D RPM-005 ; 1951-S RPM-014 ; 1953-D RPM-014.

and the always controversial 1956-D WDMM-001 - I could not resist it. It was 5 bucks.

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Finally here some unknowns. In the process of looking them up but any help attributing is appreciated. Or if suspect it could be a particular variety and would like an addition photo to confirm or deny a die marker let me know. Some of these I am still reviewing so I may have mis-attributed one. If you think so let me know.

1952-D minor South ; 1956-Proof DDR VI ; 1988 Possible DDO
1999 off center ( I don't collect errors but hey for fifty cents toss it in.)

and some RPMs:

1940-D ,1949-D, two 1949-S, 1950-S, 1953-D, two 1955-D North and a 1957-D south.

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All told ...I was in attendance at the CSNS show 5 hours on Thursday and 4 on Friday.

[Brad]

I knew there would be nothing left for me...:(

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I knew there would be nothing left for me...:(

Don't despair ... There were many dealers I was unable to visit. I only picked a few. Herndon coins looked as though they had re-stocked their single 2x2 Lincolns and I did not have time to go back. Check those BU's in the 30's first. Go get'em Brad..:D

You'll find something and... if you come up empty, Let me know..I will give you one of the two 1938-D DDR-004s found.

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stay a way from dealers which come from a great distance and you think may have traveled by plane. They usually do not carry lots of 2x2 Lincolns. Stick w / dealers you think probably drove. If they have lots of storage bins and gear and "stuff" at their tables...those are ripe.

Take a minute to orient yourself. I had never been to Central States but it seemed like the "High Class " dealers are all in front as you walk in , near the grading services... so I'd recommend..starting from the back and work forward.