1957-D Lincoln Cent, Grade & Attribution Please
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If this thing was in a slab, what exactly would the label say? Thanks.
The lighting, focus and correct angle wasn't easy.
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MS-64 Red RPM #002
Out DDDDDdddarn spots!
Tom
If you went PCGS and paid for the variety attribution it would say
minor variety
1957-D MS63RB
RPM
it looks like this one and not one PCGS recognizes
varietyvista.com/02a%20LC%20RPMs%20Vol%201/1957DRPM002.htm
Or NGC?
What would is say? "You wasted $30 slabbing a common POS".
1957D, RPM MS64 Cheers, RickO
Some additional info. I cherrypicked it from a bunch of random rolls I had for years.
Someone hasn't had their coffee this morning. Lol
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Maybe, and while harsh it is true. It is a very minor variety that is not listed in any registry set, not even the NGC Lincoln set with all the varieties. So while a cool coin and find, the soft obv strike and all the spots/stains keep the grade to MS63RD.
And with no demand from registry set collectors its a $5 coin at best.
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And that's why I'm here...... for your honest opinions. I can take the harshness. In fact, I welcome it. I'm not sensitive and emotional like some of the newer members we know around here.
Thanks!
wicked nice pics to