Been a few months since I updated my Lincoln Memorial Set!

ellewood

I want to personally thank LincolnsRule and Dan Close for these two lovely coins. Needless to say, I was very happy to part with my 65RD's!

1961-P

1963-P

WaterSport

Most excellent! And another example of how "the competition" is actually there to help one another.

WS

LincolnsRule

Thanks ellewood!

You guys can keep an eye out on submissions 9047919 and 9047920 if you want. There should be some good stuff!

earlwbollinger

Nice,

ellewood

You guys can keep an eye out on submissions 9047919 and 9047920 if you want. There should be some good stuff!

I can only imagine Jaime. May the force be with you.

DMWJR

Just don't post anything here if you are unhappy with the grades!

dcgolfer

Thanks for the kind words Ellewood. Happy I could help.

Dan

ellewood

Dan -

Great to see you on the boards! If only I was able to capture the true red of the coin...but that is not always possible with photography, lighting, etc. Your sets are truly amazing...I would love to see them in person someday.

I was hoping that "dcgolfer" meant that you lived in DC...but I'm fairly certain that is not the case????

Toby

PQpeace

Ellewood..congrats !



LincolnsRule,

Please make me a 1955-s in ms68 red
Larry

LincolnsRule

I have a tube of 55-s here that has shrunk so I can't the coins out!

RegistryNut

Congrats Toby! Sets are looking good. It's great having Jaime in your corner. He has helped my Lincoln
sets progress and steered me in the right direction numerous times.

I, too, would like to welcome Dan to the boards. It's a pleasure to interreact with the owner of such highly
rated sets. I aquired my 2002 ms69 Lincoln from Dan, but through Jaime. I love it!

I'll watch for those submissions to be posted too. Jaime, can I please get a ms69 2003D or, how about, a
ms67 1975.

WS: Always a pleasure to hear from you. Bye for now all you crazy Lincoln fanatics.

RegistryNut

seanq

<< <i>I have a tube of 55-s here that has shrunk so I can't the coins out! >>



I've seen a few threads on how to liberate coins in old shrunken tubes like yours, do a search in the U.S. Coin Forum for 'liquid nitrogen' and you should find them.


Sean Reynolds