Moved to Ebay PCGS MS66RD Lincolns, 1966, 1968, 1968-S
LincolnCentMan
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Well, I've decided to let some PQ coins go. They're availible here before I put them on ebay tonight.
All except the 54-P were submitted orgionally to PCGS by me. I have not played the upgrade game with any of them.
1935-S PCGS 66RD Sold
Average for the grade, but well above average for the date, third nicest I've owned. No distractions.
1954-P PCGS 66RD Sold, the lucky guy....
WAY above average for the date and nicer than a NGC 67RD that I sold a couple of years back. Tied for the the finest example of this date I've owned. When I bought this one, my search for a PQ 54-P ended. I've owned six or seven in PCGS 66RD.
1966 PCGS 66RD
Wow. Screamer. Clearly defined steps, everyone of them. Bright luster. No distractions. You'll be hard pressed to find a nicer example.
1968 PCGS 66RD
Super nice. Smooth liquidy luster with no distractions. Steps are crisp with no weakness. This and the 68-S came from the same mint set. About ten years ago, I cut up mint sets from 1965-1994 to fill out all of my modern dansco albums. The focus for buying the mint sets was to get the cents as nice as possible. These were the two nicest pre 1974 cents in the batch and were what I sent in a few months back. Both are sure to please.
1968-S PCGS 66RD
Flowing luster with no distractions. Steps are sharply struck with no weak areas. Yummy.
Postage is a dollar. Insurance is required and is at exact cost. Texas residents must add 8.25% tax on invoices below $1000. Paypal is fine.
Thanks,
David
All except the 54-P were submitted orgionally to PCGS by me. I have not played the upgrade game with any of them.
1935-S PCGS 66RD Sold
Average for the grade, but well above average for the date, third nicest I've owned. No distractions.
1954-P PCGS 66RD Sold, the lucky guy....
WAY above average for the date and nicer than a NGC 67RD that I sold a couple of years back. Tied for the the finest example of this date I've owned. When I bought this one, my search for a PQ 54-P ended. I've owned six or seven in PCGS 66RD.
1966 PCGS 66RD
Wow. Screamer. Clearly defined steps, everyone of them. Bright luster. No distractions. You'll be hard pressed to find a nicer example.
1968 PCGS 66RD
Super nice. Smooth liquidy luster with no distractions. Steps are crisp with no weakness. This and the 68-S came from the same mint set. About ten years ago, I cut up mint sets from 1965-1994 to fill out all of my modern dansco albums. The focus for buying the mint sets was to get the cents as nice as possible. These were the two nicest pre 1974 cents in the batch and were what I sent in a few months back. Both are sure to please.
1968-S PCGS 66RD
Flowing luster with no distractions. Steps are sharply struck with no weak areas. Yummy.
Postage is a dollar. Insurance is required and is at exact cost. Texas residents must add 8.25% tax on invoices below $1000. Paypal is fine.
Thanks,
David
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David
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