Lincoln Cent & Copper Collectors, please guesstimate the grade of this coin. Thanx

Boom

It's as pretty as they come with no problems whatsoever.

Please guesstimate the grade from these 2 pix. Thanks.

scooter25

how about a 65? not sure cuz of the pic

Boom

It's obviously in a flip. I suppose I really should take it out but this way I can't have an accident.

There are no problems with this piece, no hits, marks, spots - nothing!

dieabolical

Very nice, strong strike, looks to be at least a 65, probably 66 shot 67.

Boom

Thanks. It's a real pretty penny, uh ... Cent!

MoneyLA

It appears to be a solid 65. When I grade Lincs I look at the high point of the cheek bone, and the tips of the wheat ears for sharp detail. if yours are particularly sharp then a 66 is possible.

if there is frost then a 67 is possible

Ive seen a lot of high quality 1926 philly cents, also 1929 cents and 1933 cents.

let us know how it grades.


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jhdfla

My eyes must be worse than I thought... looked like a '36 to me not a '26....
Anyways, FWIW I'd call it a 66 at first glance. Nice coin.

John D'.

seemyauction

A nice coin like that should be in a nice holder to protect it.




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1907Quarter

66rd

Boom

No, your eyes are not bad. It is a 1936.

Longacre

64

Boom

I can see why many people collect this series. Nice fresh Copper sure can be pretty.

commoncents05

<< <i> I can see why many people collect this series. Nice fresh Copper sure can be pretty. >>



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