Business strike 2005 Lincoln cent, RARE error.

TwoSides2aCoin · May 13, 2006 12:54AM

That's right folks....

I bought a roll of business strikes and sent three of them to PCGS for grading. They all came back with Satin Finish designations. Now I have a roll of 47 SATIN FINISH business strikes in equal grade that I just cannot send in for grading..... So the rare business strikes in SATIN FINISH PCGS holders are going on the market at face value. You can see after a few days what the plastic is worth

Link to the rare mislabeled cent !

now that's a rare error

a guy who is ticked off at PCGS but refuses to SHOUT to the world that SOME COMPANY IS messed up because of an oversight, as they are still a cut above the rest.

But is this really only worth a penny ? I would think anyone who drinks Kool-Aid would take a sip. Sheeesh... am I the only stockholder here ?

WaterSport · June 1, 2006 11:24PM

I tried to cross a 2005 NGC Buisness strike Lincoln to PCGS, they designated it Satin. I was not at all pleased. Look at those pop numbers on 2005 Buisness strikes. Given the absolute rarity of Buisness strikes getting into plastic, you may want to reconsider sending some in.

WS

TwoSides2aCoin · June 3, 2006 6:09AM

I learned from my submissions

thanks ....

I stopped submitting and i would have had three hundred and twenty five coins graded since the beginning of the year, but was very disappointed with these cents, some Mint State Walkers, and a couple of Franklins.........so what I did was took the monies set aside for grading and purchased that many shares of CLCT.

You see, I figured one day I would have a vote on which graders are going to lose their job.

Paper or Plastic ?

Business strike 2005 Lincoln cent, RARE error.

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