Opinions on a 1910s lincoln?
Before I start, sorry for still not being able to directly post good pics. A link is at the end.
My lincoln collecting has entered the teens and I need some help judging quality coins please. This is a 1910s MS65 RB (PCGS) that I bought on line. Once in hand I notice the strike is soft (maybe not for an S mint though) and there is a granular or grainy surface to the whole thing with tiny tiny streaks all lined up in the same direction. I know about woodgrain in the teen S and D lincolns but I have never seen this. I hope the picture conveys it.
1) Does anyone have any idea what I am talking about?
2) What do you think about the strike?
3) What do you think about eye appeal - do you like it?
I, of course have my own opinons, but would like to hear others.
Thanks in advance.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_DVisU0pKJ50/Sg4VOlGKsJI/AAAAAAAAAEg/SO_va2VNi4E/s1600-h/1910s.jpg
My lincoln collecting has entered the teens and I need some help judging quality coins please. This is a 1910s MS65 RB (PCGS) that I bought on line. Once in hand I notice the strike is soft (maybe not for an S mint though) and there is a granular or grainy surface to the whole thing with tiny tiny streaks all lined up in the same direction. I know about woodgrain in the teen S and D lincolns but I have never seen this. I hope the picture conveys it.
1) Does anyone have any idea what I am talking about?
2) What do you think about the strike?
3) What do you think about eye appeal - do you like it?
I, of course have my own opinons, but would like to hear others.
Thanks in advance.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_DVisU0pKJ50/Sg4VOlGKsJI/AAAAAAAAAEg/SO_va2VNi4E/s1600-h/1910s.jpg
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Need to upload the image to a file host like Photobucket, then use the image tags (picture looking icon) in your post and link to the picture.
Nice coin btw.
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I don't mind the fine woodgrain surface.
<< <i>From the pic it looks like the obv is mostly red, I like it.
I don't mind the fine woodgrain surface.
Thanks guys for taking a look - it is definitely the reddest red/brown I own.
Anyone have pics of other 1910s with good strike I can compare to?
Here's one to compare it to...also a PCGS 65RB. Much like it, huh?
Lance.
I do like the coin but might be looking for better strike - I'll mull it over this weekend and decide by Monday if it's a keeper.
Thanks again
and the restocking fee and the shipping fee
<< <i>Nice coin for a 65RB. The spot makes it a 65 otherwise I would say it could go 66 on the obverse. I take it the reverse made it RB? >>
yes, woodgrain toned - pretty