More Insanely Toned Raw Lincolns and a couple of Toned Raw Franklins For Your Viewing Pleasure! Lots

poorguy · May 24, 2005 2:17AM

Here's the rest of the rolls from the same bank box with a roll of toned franklins in the mix.

mgoodm3 · May 24, 2005 2:19AM

Cool.

robertpr · May 24, 2005 2:25AM

Very interesting images, Brandon. It's rare to see these still in the mint roll, where you know for sure it is the roll that caused the toning and it is still intact. Most times you see these after they have been ripped apart and slabbed up. Very cool

mrdq · May 24, 2005 2:26AM

What years did the MINT actually roll coins? I thought that they never rolled coins.

nwcs · May 24, 2005 2:35AM

Holy #$^@#%

CHA CHING for someone.

CoinAddict · May 24, 2005 2:43AM

That Frankie roll is awesome.

Monstavet · May 24, 2005 3:08AM

WOW! Very nice. If for some reason you do break up the rolls, these pictures should help in the sale. You just don't see them in their original state like this very often.

Purple73 · May 24, 2005 3:11AM

Man......would ya look at those......mmmmmm couple of those are very yummy!

PURPLE!

cohodk · May 24, 2005 5:05AM

WOW!!! If I didnt see them in the mint roll I would say definately AT. Now I am only 50% sure

MadMonk · May 24, 2005 5:07AM

Sweet Franklin Roll.....I want it!

DickyBetz · November 25, 2005 11:21AM

Thanks Brandon!

He sent me the "insides" of one of these Lincoln rolls. The rims of these coins are really cool. They are green, purple and pink like the pictures!

LastExitInNY · November 25, 2005 12:35PM

<< <i>Thanks Brandon!

He sent me the "insides" of one of these Lincoln rolls. The rims of these coins are really cool. They are green, purple and pink like the pictures! >>

How cool is that?? Post pics when you can

p8nt · November 25, 2005 4:08PM

Schwing.

kryptonitecomics · November 26, 2005 12:32AM

Me thinks they had help...ie the climate in which they were stored or something put on the paper rolls but........I don't know that for certain.....all I know is I have seen thousands of rolls from the 1960's and none of them had those intense colors.

Either way I would still purchase them as the colors are quite attractive. Have you sent any in for certification? I don't think these would get bagged for some reason.

Hadleydog · November 26, 2005 12:41AM

Bestcloser recently purchased a couple, and they were slabbed.

TorinoCobra71 · November 26, 2005 1:08AM

That is some neat toning on those Lincolns!

TorinoCobra71

eyoung429 · November 26, 2005 1:09PM

Oh, I get it....I'm not in the circle of crust and when I showed a bunch of wheaties that looked identical to those....everyone claimed environmental damage.

sheesh......

poorguy · November 26, 2005 1:14PM

Oh, I get it....I'm not in the circle of crust and when I showed a bunch of wheaties that looked identical to those....everyone claimed environmental damage.

Many folks also thought that about these. I had 2 sent to PCGS which came back MS62 and 2 to NGC and they came back MS65 and MS63. The rest were sold in their original rolls to one person. I only submitted 4 for grading (2 at each service) and all 4 were slabbed. There's no reason to believe that these were helped or environmentally damaged. They just ended up being stored in a place with the right conditions.