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I need to take a step back to take two steps forward, some pcgs Lincolns from my set for sale (early

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1911 pcgs ms65rd $575 Hand picked as the best pq coin from Pat + Gene's set. He got it from Ira.
1911-d pcgs ms64rd $700 Gem eye appeal, full strike, you won't find nicer in an ms64 holder (and most ms65 holders)
1912 pcgs ms65rd $575 Ditto to 1911
1915-d pcgs ms64rd $500 Super nice, flashy, great color, full strike
1924 pcgs ms65rd $475 untoned super flashy, from Ira

1970 pcgs ms67rd pop 34 $550 the best of 8 I've owned, yes 8!
1981-d pcgs ms67rd pop 44 $435 a medium deep orange, flashy. (Not from my set but still nice.)
1983 pcgs ms68rd pop 27 $750 mostly even color, a little subtle red vs orange
1988-d pcgs ms68rd pop 20 $850 even color, flashy, super nice obverse

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  • mustangman7mustangman7 Posts: 183 ✭
    PM Sent.
    Mike--(2001 #1 PCGS MS Memorial Lincoln Registry Set Owner & 2007 #13 MS Memorial Lincoln Set Owner. Both Retired)
  • ellewoodellewood Posts: 1,750 ✭
    HEY MUSTANGMAN! I HAVEN'T SEEN YOU AROUND HERE IN AGES.

    Do you realize that it's your fault that I am collecting lincolns in PCGS slabs? image If you recall, you sold me part of a collection years ago and I got the itch from that point on. I have upgraded or replaced many of the coins since then, but I think I still have about 12-15 coins from that collection.

    A link is in my sig. line...
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  • mustangman7mustangman7 Posts: 183 ✭
    I have been slowly rebuilding my set and I am now one point lower than my award winning #1 set from 2001. It is listed under the name Abe Lincoln Reunion. I remember selling you those coins and I am glad they sparked the continued interest. I looked at your stuff and you have a mighty nice collection. I still remember the exact minute that I got the PCGS High Grade bug. It was when I purchased my very first MS68RD Lincoln and I was hooked. Great to hear from you. Very Nice Signature Line!image
    Mike--(2001 #1 PCGS MS Memorial Lincoln Registry Set Owner & 2007 #13 MS Memorial Lincoln Set Owner. Both Retired)
  • ellewoodellewood Posts: 1,750 ✭
    Great to hear back from you Mike. LR, I hope I'm not hijacking your thread (I guess if anything I'm giving you free bumps) image

    Mike, I just looked at your set...and man...do you have it loaded down with 68's. WHEW.

    So are you ever going to dabble into wheats or varieties?????
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  • mustangman7mustangman7 Posts: 183 ✭
    What about my (9) 69's and my pride (1) MS70RD? Right now I am 1 point lower than I was when I held the Number 1 spot in the 2001 registry winners book. My goal has been to top my original set and then from there, expand into all the rest. I only need 2 more coins to top my old set! So close and yet so far. I was surprised to see that you still had so many of the coins that I sold you. Your set is coming along very nicely as well. Keep up the search and Thanks for the email.image
    Mike--(2001 #1 PCGS MS Memorial Lincoln Registry Set Owner & 2007 #13 MS Memorial Lincoln Set Owner. Both Retired)
  • JustMakesCentsJustMakesCents Posts: 319 ✭✭✭
    Oops! Thought I sent a PM! image
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