Help needed from Lincoln wheat experts
I have a roll of 1958-D's unlike I have never seen before. Of the 50, at least 35 are stunning! I mean, full DEEP strike, no spotting, no bag marks, brilliant luster, etc., etc. I know they are not a key date, nor rare, nor anything, but they really put any one of my MS67 Lincolns to shame. So, do I submit a few of the best to PCGS? I don't know the Pop figures on these. If I could get a 67 ( or a 68
) out of these, is it worth it with the slabbing fees, S&H, etc.?
I'm really hesitant to spend the money on a common date. Any advice would be appreciated! (Clackamas, Coppercoins, LincolnCentMan, Stewart, dpoole, et.al.)
Mike

I'm really hesitant to spend the money on a common date. Any advice would be appreciated! (Clackamas, Coppercoins, LincolnCentMan, Stewart, dpoole, et.al.)
Mike
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Lincoln Wheats (1909 - 1958) Basic Set - Always Interested in Upgrading!
Lincoln Wheats (1909 - 1958) Basic Set - Always Interested in Upgrading!
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Mike
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