I noticed a new pop top Lincoln... there's an ms67rd 11-d now...OOPS there's been one for a while.

haletj

Wow!

haletj

I'd guesstimate $50K-$75K or more. (67rd 09-s sold for $69K, but is a more popular date, yet a much more populus date in the undergrade).

sliderider

I wonder how many coins the owner had to submit before getting that?

ellewood

who has it???? Stewart???

STEWARTBLAYNUMIS

No I don't own it .It was made a few years ago by David Halls office.Van sold it to Gerry for 20k.The image is on Shylocks web site www.indianheads.org in the Thomas Irwin collection.

ps I like mine better

stewart

saintguru

Stewart...do you know EVERY penny there is???

I'm impressed!!

shylock

Here's Gerry's 67RD beauty (it's not on the IndianHead site, it's here). I was looking at the image of the 66RD that sold for 15K in Heritage's ANA sale. This one looks like a flat out bargain by comparision.

jacktheknife

Shylock,

Could you PLEASE contact Heritage to offer your photographic skills. Your fees would more than payed for by the increased bidding activity.

Jack

tradedollarnut

Could you PLEASE contact Heritage to offer your photographic skills.


I have dibs on him first!

shylock

I appreciate the nice words about the photography, but coins of Gerry's, Stewart's and TDN's quality make imaging a lot easier. As a self-employed person who's been going through some rough times the past year, I'd love to pack it all in and photo copper for a living. Can I use you guys as references?

haletj

<< <i>It was made a few years ago... >>



Oops! My bad!

jacktheknife

Shylock,

I'm tellin' ya, you could name your price at Heritage and they would be fools not to accept. With those images, internet bidding would make a sharp spike upward. Right now, they offer a dark image of a slab that looks like a PCGS or NGC holder with possibly a coin in it. Go for it.

Jack

haletj

"...with possibly a coin in it."

so true!