1943-D Bronze Lincoln: Flipped?
Singapore
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Forgive me if this has been discussed already -
I don't know much about Lincolns, but I was tempted to buy this thing for 100K just to flip it immediately to some Lincoln fanatic - at 175 or 200K my feet were freezing.
Seems like these kinds of coins always sell at auction and then trade immediately for 5% more on the 'aftermarket'.
Anybody know if this coin went to a dealer and flipped already?
Incidentally, I was compelled to visit my in-laws over the last week and was thankful that Adrian was having a huge crapfest with someguy named O'Connor so that I could spend 80% of the time during my visit hiding in the bedroom visiting this site. Thanks guys.
I don't know much about Lincolns, but I was tempted to buy this thing for 100K just to flip it immediately to some Lincoln fanatic - at 175 or 200K my feet were freezing.
Seems like these kinds of coins always sell at auction and then trade immediately for 5% more on the 'aftermarket'.
Anybody know if this coin went to a dealer and flipped already?
Incidentally, I was compelled to visit my in-laws over the last week and was thankful that Adrian was having a huge crapfest with someguy named O'Connor so that I could spend 80% of the time during my visit hiding in the bedroom visiting this site. Thanks guys.
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