The Scarcest of Early P-Mint Lincoln's...

OneCent

For some reason, many think that the 1914 Philly Lincoln is the scarcest of the P-mint coins in gem grade. Perhaps it is the allure of the '14-S and '14-D issues that somehow transfer themselves to the '14-P. From what I've read and in my own personal experience finding gem 1915 P-Mints are more difficult although the 1914-P is also not easy to find in gem state either.

What do the Lincoln guys here think? Agree, Disagree, Other?

66RB

Seems like I see a lot more 14-P's than 15-P's, therefore, I agree with you.

I went through a selling phase about a year ago, and I sold my 15-P PCGS 65RB. Never should've sold it, very hard to replace with a suitable candidate

LeeG

The POP's are close - 14P is 688 and the 15P is 794 in all grades and color designations. I agree the 15 seems tougher to find nice.

LincolnCentMan

My personal experience puts the 14-P as the toughest of the P mints to find in 65RD or better. The 12-P follow's up as a second. The 15-P, in my experience, has been a very easy coin to find in 65RD.

-David

OneCent

Interesting comments so far...anyone else?

drwstr123

'12-'15 are difficult, with the '14 and '15 most few. (huh?)

commoncents05

How about the 1909 VDB MPL?

-Paul

OneCent

<< <i>How about the 1909 VDB MPL?

-Paul >>



BUSINESS strikes only!!!!

dorkkarl

dunno about "pops" & don't care. the 1912 is a beast to find nice

K S

LeeG

<< <i>dunno about "pops" & don't care. the 1912 is a beast to find nice

K S >>







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