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Lincoln Cents Complete Variety Set, Proof (1959-present): The Royal Klinton Chapman Moore Collection
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The Royal Klinton Chapman Moore Collection

Current Statistics
Rank 21
Weighted GPA 68.471
Complete 66.67%
Set Rating 29.345
%DCAM 78.00%
 
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About this set: This set was put together for my beloved son. His love has shown me what life is all about. "KC" - Klinton Chapman Kealoha Moore. A direct decendant of both English, and Hawaiian blood lines. He shares a birthday September 21st with his Great Great Grandfather " TuTu Man " ( Nihipali ). "KC" was born 09-21-2007. He is also a direct decendant of the CHAPMAN, THOMAS, YOUNG, WILLIAMS and MORGAN ( House Of Tredegar ) families of ENGLAND.

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The Royal Klinton Chapman Moore Collection
ImagePCGS No.ItemDenomGradePopPop HigherOwner's Comments
338619591CPR67RD38044KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
33891960 Large Date1CPR65RD106633KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
  1960 Small Date1C  
  1960 DDO FS-101 Lg/Sm Date1C  
  1960 DDO FS-102 Sm/Lg Date1C  
  1960 TDO FS-103 (FS-023)1C  
339519611CPR66RD344690KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
339819621CPR67RD553285KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
340119631CPR67RD488498KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
340419641CPR69RD52210KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
32901965 SMS1CSP65RD263821KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
32931966 SMS1CSP65RD1241374KM# A132 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc, 19 mm. • Designer: Victor D. Brenner
  1967 SMS1C  
  1968-S1C  
  1968-S DDO FS-1011C  
834221969-S1CPR67CA81117KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
34301970-S Large Date1CPR65RD65411KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
  1970-S DDO FS-113 LD1C  
  1970-S TDO FS-104 LD1C  
  1970-S Small Date FS-14021C  
  1970-S DDO FS-102 LD/SM1C  
34341971-S1CPR66RD146340KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
  1971-S DDO FS-1011C  
  1971-S DDO FS-1021C  
  1971-S DDO FS-103 Type 31C  
  1972-S1C  
  1972-S DDO FS-1011C  
  1973-S1C  
  1974-S1C  
  1975-S1C  
  1976-S1C  
934521977-S1CPR69DC122511KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
934551978-S1CPR69DC14909KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
934581979-S Type 11CPR69DC95010KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
  1979-S Type 21C  
934641980-S1CPR69DC173817KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
934671981-S Type 11CPR69DC23359KM# 201 • 3.1100 g., Copper-Zinc • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices are for Brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and smalldate varieties for those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of “In God We Trust.” The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some 1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
  1981-S Type 21C  
934731982-S1CPR69DC139912KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. • Notes: MS60 prices are for brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red.The 1983 “doubled die reverse” shows doubling of “United States of America.” The 1984 “doubled die” shows doubling of Lincoln's ear on the obverse.
934761983-S1CPR69DC171534KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. • Notes: MS60 prices are for brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red.The 1983 “doubled die reverse” shows doubling of “United States of America.” The 1984 “doubled die” shows doubling of Lincoln's ear on the obverse.
934791984-S1CPR69DC245563KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. • Notes: MS60 prices are for brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red.The 1983 “doubled die reverse” shows doubling of “United States of America.” The 1984 “doubled die” shows doubling of Lincoln's ear on the obverse.
934821985-S1CPR70DC710KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
934851986-S1CPR69DC304661KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
934881987-S1CPR69DC347988KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
934911988-S1CPR69DC2800122KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
934941989-S1CPR69DC2831153KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
934971990-S1CPR69DC3412130KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
  1990 No S FS-1011C  
935001991-S1CPR69DC2830174KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935031992-S1CPR69DC5833259KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935121993-S1CPR69DC4693217KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935151994-S1CPR69DC4507175KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935181995-S1CPR69DC4137238KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935211996-S1CPR69DC3953165KM# KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935241997-S1CPR69DC3828109KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935271998-S1CPR69DC4416175KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
  1998-S Close AM1C  
935301999-S1CPR69DC4946228KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
  1999-S Close AM1C  
935362000-S1CPR69DC6612387KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935392001-S1CPR69DC5638258KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935422002-S1CPR69DC5833174KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935452003-S1CPR69DC6880218KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935512004-S1CPR69DC5402344KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935542005-S1CPR69DC5782247KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
935592006-S1CPR69DC4739350KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm.
1495552007-S1CPR69DC3611218KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. Weight: 2.50 grams Edge: Plain Metal Content: Copper-plated Zinc
3949132008-S1CPR70DC2840 
4072512009-S Early Childhood1CPR69DC4629353KM# 441 2.5000 g., Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. Rev. Designer: Richard Masters and Jim Licaretz PCGS #: 407251 Diameter: 19.00 millimeters Designer: Weight: 3.10 grams Edge: Plain Metal Content: 95% Copper, 5% Zinc
4078892009-S Formative Years1CPR69DC4916300KM# 442 2.5000 g., Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. Rev. Designer: Charles Vickers
4078942009-S Professional1CPR69DC4704348KM# 443 2.5000 g., Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. Rev. Designer: Joel Ishowitz and Don Everhart
4078992009-S Presidency1CPR69DC4834317KM# 444 2.5000 g., Copper Plated Zinc Rev. Designer: Susan Gamble and Joseph Menna
4166822010-S Shield1CPR69DC3422230Obverse: Engraver: Victor D. Brenner Description: Bears the likeness of President Lincoln. Reverse Designer: Lyndall Bass Engraver: Joseph Menna Description: The reverse features a union shield with a scroll draped across it bearing the inscription E PLURIBUS UNUM ("out of many, one"). The 13 vertical stripes of the shield represent the states joined in one compact union to support the federal government, represented by the horizontal bar above. The union shield, which dates back to the 1780s, was used widely during the Civil War. In addition, the shield device is featured on frescoes throughout the halls of the U.S. Capitol Building by Constantino Brumidi, artist of the Capitol during Lincoln's presidency.
5051402011-S Shield1CPR69DC1709253Obverse: Engraver: Victor D. Brenner Description: Bears the likeness of President Lincoln. Reverse Designer: Lyndall Bass Engraver: Joseph Menna Description: The reverse features a union shield with a scroll draped across it bearing the inscription E PLURIBUS UNUM ("out of many, one"). The 13 vertical stripes of the shield represent the states joined in one compact union to support the federal government, represented by the horizontal bar above. The union shield, which dates back to the 1780s, was used widely during the Civil War. In addition, the shield device is featured on frescoes throughout the halls of the U.S. Capitol Building by Constantino Brumidi, artist of the Capitol during Lincoln's presidency.
5118862012-S Shield1CPR70DC630 
  2013-S1C  

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