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1970-S/S Large Date Lincoln Cent Top 100 RPM-001 NGC MS 66 RD None Higher Proof Sets the designer of the obverse RICH20170317

Name: 1970-S/S Large Date Lincoln Cent Top 100 RPM-001 NGC MS 66 RD None Higher Proof Sets the designer of the obverse RICH20170317
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1970-S/S Large Date Lincoln Cent Top 100 RPM-001 NGC MS 66 RD None Higher Proof Sets the designer of the obverse RICH20170317

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1970 S S Large Date Lincoln Cent Top 100 RPM 001 NGC MS 66 RD None Higher Proof Sets the designer of the obverse RICH20170317 the designer of the obverse of said dollar 25c Utah (Silver) Grade: NGC MS 66 RD This is a boldly repunched mintmark variety

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