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FREDinBRIDGETONnewjerseyFREDinBRIDGETONnewjersey Posts: 43
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Just recieved a coin back from NGC yesterday...

My 1923 Lincoln Cent....and the grade it got was MS 66 RB

What is this worth?

I can only find things that go up to MS 65.



Thanks guys,

Fred

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    bohica268bohica268 Posts: 478 ✭
    PCGS Price Guide says $275 for your coin. Probably less in an NGC slab. Must be rare in that grade because 74.7 million were minted.
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    FREDinBRIDGETONnewjerseyFREDinBRIDGETONnewjersey Posts: 43
    Now I saw that an MS 66 RD would go for like $1700.

    And I saw a MS 65 RD would go for $350 to $450.


    $275? I'd never even dream about letting it go for that!

    Thanks,

    Fred
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    whoopigwhoopig Posts: 151
    You need to check what you are comparing. There is a big difference between RD(red) and RB(redbrown).

    $275 is correct for a 66RB, $1400 would be correct for a 66 RD.
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    NumismaticsNumismatics Posts: 1,092
    RD is much more expensive than RB.
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    bohica268bohica268 Posts: 478 ✭
    How about someone with the Greysheet posting some "real" numbers for Fred?
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    K6AZK6AZ Posts: 9,295 ✭


    << <i>How about someone with the Greysheet posting some "real" numbers for Fred? >>



    Greysheet prices aren't "real" either for high end early Lincolns.
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    clackamasclackamas Posts: 5,615 ✭
    Must be a beautiful coin to go 66RB
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    centmastercentmaster Posts: 504 ✭
    If it were in a PCGS 66RB holder, then I would feel comfortable buying it for $450 (or $500 if it was really nice.) In an NGC holder, $275 is about right.

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