1937-P Lincoln in PCGS 68RD Holder - Pop 1

Coppernicus

Does anybody knows who owns this? Is it in Stewart's set?

I've seen several 67RDs and I bought the best of those I've seen for my set, but I'd sure like to see the one and only 68!

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Mike

STEWARTBLAYNUMIS

hI mIKE

I do not own the 1937 in ms 68.I have seen it and .....I don't get it....but I am a dinosaur.
I have seen many ms 67 1937 cents that are better.

Stewart

shylock

1937 PCGS MS68RD from the Thomas Irwin collection.

jacktheknife

Wow, there it is. I ran down to my safe and searched through the hundreds of PCGS boxes filled with top-pop Lincolns, thinking that I had it. Oh well, guess I can't own all the fantastic Lincolns!!

Jack

DMWJR

<< <i>Wow, there it is. I ran down to my safe and searched through the hundreds of PCGS boxes filled with top-pop Lincolns, thinking that I had it. Oh well, guess I can't own all the fantastic Lincolns!!

Jack >>

roadrunner

Doesn't appear to be a dirty dog. Let's some of the 67's that are better.

roadrunner

rabbitracks

Can't say that it is better but just redid some of my Photo's here's my PCGS MS-67 Red 1937-P.
Have been experimenting with the lighting and this is the results.
Mike.



Someday REAL American HERO'S will be on our COINS.

ellewood

That is definitely a STRONG 67 there Mike.

You know, that is one problem that I have ALWAYS had when trying to image my lincolns (besides lighting)...showing depth (relief) of each coin. When you look at the images that Phil is producing, all of his photos show DEPTH. I am getting ready to send in nearly 20 of my top lincolns for TV service. I'm DONE trying to image them myself.