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RELLA
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Hi all;
Have a few nice Lincolns for sale right now and thought I would give board members first shot...if interested let me know soon as I will probably list these on eBay Sunday night:
1931 PCGS MS66RD Above average with PQ eye appeal. Pale peach with hints of rose. Nearly flawless creamy surfaces dripping with luster. Fully struck although the reverse is what I would call middle die state...while fully struck and nicely defined, the reverse devices don't quite have a needle-sharp strike. Still very nice for the date. $675
1931-D PCGS MS64RD PQ++ Boldly struck and clean, light orange with hints of blazing crimson at the rims. Probably a 65RD but I would rather sell a PQ++ 64RD. It has a few insubstantial toning streaks that do nothing to detract from the appearance. $300
1942-S PCGS MS66RD Very clean surfaces, with only a single minuscule nick in the lower reverse field. Not quite enough luster for a 67 but very, very close and otherwise all there. SOLD
1944 PCGS MS66RD PQ Rose-gold throughout with booming luster. A few contact marks in the reverse lettering and some die polish in the reverse fields. Killer eye appeal. SOLD
1944-S PCGS MS66RD PQ Deep orange surfaces with frosty luster. Very clean, with a few tiny marks on the reverse. SOLD
1945 PCGS MS66RD PQ++ with great eye appeal. Chatter in the fields but I've seen worse on 67s many times. Rich orange with cherry accents in the fields and intense luster. $40
I also have about a dozen 1937-S Lincolns in NGC MS66RD holders. These are all solid PCGS MS66RD quality untoned pieces with monster luster, with only a few nicks or light spots keeping them out of 67 holders. $25 each or $22 each for three or more; first come first served for best quality.
S/H/I for the under $100 coins is $6 for up to $99 and an extra $1 for each additional $100. Any shipment with either the 1931 or the 1931-D ships free. All coins are shipped via USPS Priority Mail with insurance. Three day return minus my actual shipping costs if not satisfied.
Thanks for looking.
RELLA
Have a few nice Lincolns for sale right now and thought I would give board members first shot...if interested let me know soon as I will probably list these on eBay Sunday night:
1931 PCGS MS66RD Above average with PQ eye appeal. Pale peach with hints of rose. Nearly flawless creamy surfaces dripping with luster. Fully struck although the reverse is what I would call middle die state...while fully struck and nicely defined, the reverse devices don't quite have a needle-sharp strike. Still very nice for the date. $675
1931-D PCGS MS64RD PQ++ Boldly struck and clean, light orange with hints of blazing crimson at the rims. Probably a 65RD but I would rather sell a PQ++ 64RD. It has a few insubstantial toning streaks that do nothing to detract from the appearance. $300
1942-S PCGS MS66RD Very clean surfaces, with only a single minuscule nick in the lower reverse field. Not quite enough luster for a 67 but very, very close and otherwise all there. SOLD
1944 PCGS MS66RD PQ Rose-gold throughout with booming luster. A few contact marks in the reverse lettering and some die polish in the reverse fields. Killer eye appeal. SOLD
1944-S PCGS MS66RD PQ Deep orange surfaces with frosty luster. Very clean, with a few tiny marks on the reverse. SOLD
1945 PCGS MS66RD PQ++ with great eye appeal. Chatter in the fields but I've seen worse on 67s many times. Rich orange with cherry accents in the fields and intense luster. $40
I also have about a dozen 1937-S Lincolns in NGC MS66RD holders. These are all solid PCGS MS66RD quality untoned pieces with monster luster, with only a few nicks or light spots keeping them out of 67 holders. $25 each or $22 each for three or more; first come first served for best quality.
S/H/I for the under $100 coins is $6 for up to $99 and an extra $1 for each additional $100. Any shipment with either the 1931 or the 1931-D ships free. All coins are shipped via USPS Priority Mail with insurance. Three day return minus my actual shipping costs if not satisfied.
Thanks for looking.
RELLA
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RELLA
who boasts of twenty years experience in his craft
while in fact he has had only one year of experience...
twenty times.
The last is just a random 1937-S from the group I have.
RELLA
who boasts of twenty years experience in his craft
while in fact he has had only one year of experience...
twenty times.
RELLA
who boasts of twenty years experience in his craft
while in fact he has had only one year of experience...
twenty times.