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This is what I want to see. CAC reject stickers. NOPE. BAD COIN. OVERGRADED. REJECTED. RED STICKER.
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@HeatherBoyd This and the comments are far more political and offensive than any of my comments were intended to be. Believe this needs attention.

Yes other dealers, players may try to lowball, quote the sheet etc.

Other players, Dealers / I don’t care who they are or owe them anything except behave in a professional manner. Now if I am in the green, looking for cashflow - I might consider taking that deal offered by the dealer especially if the item been in inventory awhile. However if their offer is just too low just politely decline, stuff them in the backfield. They will try tricks like “well your competition over there has it for less.” Well that may be true but that could be a low end coin. In one instance I told this dealer guy “it’s already at my best price.” He walked off in a huff. I then went to that guys table that had the coin (his example) and it was a C coin by far. Players will try to rip you with all kinds of tricks.

Not your typical 1836

Yes, I imagine it would easily "pass as NT today if sent in raw". In my opinion there is nothing suspicious about it. I'm not as shocked by the fact it doesn't have a CAC sticker as not every coin has been submitted to them, but I am stunned by the final price.

Found this in my email this morning:

https://www.coinbooks.org/v29/esylum_v29n17.html

PNG 2026 AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED

The winner of the Robert Friedberg Award, presented to an author in recognition of an outstanding book or other literary work, is Thomas DeLorey, author of the reference book, The Enigmatic Lincoln Cents of 1922, published by Whitman.

I also have one Walker:

A Half Dollar and a Half Dime...