DW, you may want your company to buy this coin back!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-VDB-PCGS-MS-64-BN-Lincoln-Cent-Coin-JE304-/360489350117?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item53eed6f3e5
REALLY? Looks gross!! BUT Midlifecrisis will buy it as he loves his kool aid!

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REALLY? Looks gross!! BUT Midlifecrisis will buy it as he loves his kool aid!



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<< <i>http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-VDB-PCGS-MS-64-BN-Lincoln-Cent-Coin-JE304-/360489350117?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item53eed6f3e5
REALLY? Looks gross!! BUT Midlifecrisis will buy it as he loves his kool aid!
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proceed with caution (also be cautious when laying blame at the feet of PCGS when it may not be deserved)
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<< <i>that is not a mint state coin.....my belief is that the slab has been tampered with (notice what looks like a saw or file mark on the lower left of the slab)
proceed with caution (also be cautious when laying blame at the feet of PCGS when it may not be deserved) >>
That's a good catch SS , definately something up with that.
COIN INFORMATION
Cert Verification #: 19371931
PCGS Coin #: 2423
Date, mintmark: 1909 VDB
Denomination: 1C
Country: The United States of America
Grade: MS64BN
Mintage: 27,995,000
PCGS Price GuideSM Value: $50
Holder Type: Standard
Population: 376
Auction Appearances of This Coin
None known
Current PCGS Registry Sets
None
<< <i>According to the PCGS Certification Database, the requested certification number is defined as the following:
COIN INFORMATION
Cert Verification #: 19371931
PCGS Coin #: 2423
Date, mintmark: 1909 VDB
Denomination: 1C
Country: The United States of America
Grade: MS64BN
Mintage: 27,995,000
PCGS Price GuideSM Value: $50
Holder Type: Standard
Population: 376
Auction Appearances of This Coin
None known
Current PCGS Registry Sets
None >>
It must be a bargain since the seller has it listed for $60...must be a nice example too.
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<< <i>I'll pass...but thanks for thinking of me. >>
MLC, But it does look like a 225 year old colonial
I've got about ten of these with similar damage that I'm trying to 'conserve'... Raw... Not worth grading and they'd be 'environmental damaged' if they slabbed i would guess..
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<< <i>I'll pass...but thanks for thinking of me. >>
MLC, But it does look like a 225 year old colonial
Probably just a brown coin that looks ugly in the pics.
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<< <i>that is not a mint state coin.....my belief is that the slab has been tampered with (notice what looks like a saw or file mark on the lower left of the slab)
proceed with caution (also be cautious when laying blame at the feet of PCGS when it may not be deserved) >>
That's a good catch SS , definately something up with that. >>
not really
that is some kind of slide in stand.
looks like active VDG on the rev.
<< <i>I actually think that might be an okay-looking piece that has just been horribly photographed. The stuff that looks to be corrosion is probably just blue toning IMO. >>
I know what you're talking about... I've bought a few higher grade BN 1909 VDBs off eBay in 64BN-66BN over the past few years that had horrible looking auction photos/scans that turned out to be very attractive in hand. That said, I'm just not seeing that or any potential whatsoever with this particular example. The reverse looks very problematic... I almost want to buy it just to see how bad it really is
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<< <i> The reverse looks very problematic... I almost want to buy it just to see how bad it really is
I was just thinking the same thing.
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<< <i>the more i look at the coin what appears as file marks may be part of the top-loader that is layed on the scanner.....i withhold judgement.....it certainly doesnt look MS but if it is a scan rather than a photo the luster could appear muted >>
This.
Bad scan of a coin in some kind of slab album page, is my theory.
I think it is probably still an ugly coin, but could technically be Mint State. Who knows.
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<< <i>Something ain't right. >>
<< <i>Most likely the worst possible picture that could be shown of what very well may be an attractive, brown coin. >>
+1
MJ
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