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A few 1959 Lincolns....what grade?
DoubleEagle59
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I went through about 50 original Lincoln rolls I've had for many years, dates mainly 1957 to 1960 and I noticed the year 1959 is highly priced in ms67.
I realize these aren't ms67, but they look like they could be ms66.
What do you think? They are the best I've picked from about 6 rolls.
I realize these aren't ms67, but they look like they could be ms66.
What do you think? They are the best I've picked from about 6 rolls.
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Hoard the keys.
These early Memorials are tough. And at $40 for a slabbed 66RD is doesn't make much sense to spend on grading, unless you really think you have something special.
Lance.
<< <i>Tough crowd. I am no expert at grading lincolns, but these look nice. >>
Thay are nice, but the services are very tough on copper. The obv spots on both limit the grade to 65/66, not worth the slabbing fees unless you just feel like it for kicks.
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Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
spots, some contact hard to see in the images and rb is starting to set in
other than those things, they are nice run-of-the-mill 59 lincolns
spots just kill the grades on these babies unfortunately
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