I got to take these pics of this very rere Lincoln cent a few years ago at one of Mike Dixon's coin
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<< <i>Wasn't this one of those patterns that the members of Congress "lost" after they were handed out for review? >>
That's correct.
Did it change hands there or did someone bring it for "show and tell"?
New collectors, please educate yourself before spending money on coins; there are people who believe that using numismatic knowledge to rip the naïve is what this hobby is all about.
<< <i>When I saw the title, I knew that was going to be the coin! You guys were so fortunate to get to see it in hand.
Did it change hands there or did someone bring it for "show and tell"? >>
I believe it sold later that day.
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<< <i>Very cool! Is this the one ICG certified? >>
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No, it was raw in a cointain.
Hoard the keys.
It seems that the Treasury Dept
would swoop in and confiscate.
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<< <i>Yeah and I got a Bridge for sale >>
That coin sold for way more than you will get for your bridge.
Camelot
<< <i>Smitty, how much do you want for the bridge? >>
Yeah I'm a party pooper
It’s OK to look at it, but I don’t want one.
If I'm going to pay a very high price, let it be for a nice early coin with no question as whether it's legal to own it.
If I wanted a "white cent" maybe I'd look for a way to clean the copper off a new one and let the zinc show. It would probably look good for a week or so before the exposed zinc started to turn to dust.