What would you pay for this Lincoln?

39Special

Hello all,

I'm considering selling one of my older Lincolns, a 1926 PCGS MS66RD. I've attached two pictures for you to view. Just wondering what the current market rate is for such a coin and if I'd get a good price for it should I try to sell. This is a tough call. Thanks!

coinpictures

Well, I'm a hardly an expert, and may get laughed at, but based on what I see online I would pay $60-70 for it. Common date, but lovely condition.

[Clarification: the above is not intended to be an offer; I thought it was a rhetorical question, otherwise this should be in the BST section.]

Coxe

You might, rather, post this in the BST forum. Might get good answers and a few attractive offers.

Jcarney

The coin looks to be all there...$250-$300.

pharmer

Although, if responses to Otis' query at the top of the bst page are any indication, a stated price is preferred by most respondents. Or, to paraphrase Booboo Bear, "Mr. Vader isn't gonna like that, Yoda!"

LEAP269

nice coin with no carbon spots. turn you private messenger on.

TwoSides2aCoin

I would pay , that is all you need to know Put it on ebay starting at a penny and give me the link !


Joe

LEAP269

now now joe
let's just keep this between us.

39Special

Thanks for the feedback guys. It is a very nice carbon free coin with just gorgeous luster. It will be a tough call when I decide what to do.

19Lyds

<< <i>You might, rather, post this in the BST forum. Might get good answers and a few attractive offers. >>



I put a coin up on the BST board with a submit your best offer andf everybody wanted a hard price.

As far as the coin goes, I would think between $175 and $250.

TwoSides2aCoin

<< <i>now now joe
let's just keep this between us. >>



Leap, I have a hunch there'd be more than just you and me competing for it.