Greenstang

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Those are all the common Large Dates.

Help me out I’m trying to be better.

Thank you sir

Any particular topics? I ask because I urge all new collectors other than world coin collectors to get the so-called "Red Book".

use *customer notes at the bottom of section 11

Not sure about you all but I report these everytime I see them.  Most often a different user but but always the same link to a .io domain (British Indian Ocean Territory).

Maybe I should get commission on any sales 😝

Welcome to the forum-
Not a uniface.
Looks to me like someone has started to make a love token and only got it partially finished.

It is a 45. The tail of the 3 on a 1943 extends down like the 9.

Your partially right but in fact there are 1990 Proof Cents with no MM. They were made by accident and there are believed to be less than 200 in existence.
This photo will also show what an actual Proof looks like.

Well said Just Bob
As far as I am concerned,  I am through trying to help this individual. From now on I will no longer be answering to anymore of his posts. No sense trying to help someone who doesn't want to be helped and can only see what they want to see.

that has to be the longest heading I've seen.
Not quit sure what your getting at or what your question is, but your showing a photo of a DD from Variety Vista and a regular 1969S Lincoln???

that has to be the longest heading I've seen.
Not quit sure what your getting at or what your question is, but your showing a photo of a DD from Variety Vista and a regular 1969S Lincoln???

Your welcome.

Your welcome.

Welcome to the Forum
We are going to need to see a clear picture of both sides of the coin, especially seeing that there are only a couple of known 1949 Wheat cents.

Yes, that is a small O.
They are not one of the two top graders but they are pretty reliable. They are one of only four graders that eBay will allow to show the numeric grade on a listing.    Other graders (mainly basement slabbers) have to have the numeric grade blacked out.

The "F" might be partially grease filled.
The "G" looks like a Die Chip as it is higher than the letter.

Yes, it is Die Deterioration causing a Ridge Ring. Happens quite often.
 
 

No.
On the 1970 if you run a flat edge across the top, on a Small Date all the numbers will be even. On a Large Date, the 7 will be lower.

Looks like Environmental Damage. You can still see the silver in places.

I agree.
If it was a cud, you wouldn't be able to see through it. Try soaking both of your coins in acetone. It should come off.

That is a Large Date.  The 9 is slightly higher than the 1 instead of being level and the 0 is round instead of being more oval as on the Small Date.
The raised metal could be DDD which can be either raised or  incuse.

I agree-
 You don't conserve wear by plating, you put it in a 2x2 or other type of holder. Just a poor attempt of plating that has ruined any additional value it may have had.