Lincoln cent Will it grade?
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What grade is it?
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I think the chance of grading is slim.
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it is a coin i would send in...more then once if needed
those mint sets produced some very sweet toners
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Obverse looks too glossy to be real, but maybe it's the image. I have some wacky toned 57D's graded favorably by PCGS.....
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How could you ever own a coin with that serial number?
6666
<< <i>AT and no it will not grade >>
is why you should send it in
First picture and I was like "1957 double mint set Lincoln"....I scrolled down and was right.
Pictures could easily be off.....it could easily grade (or not) but too hard to tell just from the picture. As Coppercolor says, there are more than a few that have graded with similar colors from those 1956/1957/1958 double mint sets (and others), but particularly the 1957 like that.
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<< <i>Coppercolor, what grades are yours? I took the pictures with my cell phone. the coin in hand does not look glossy. >>
Both are PCGS 66BN.
The difference according to the picture, between yours and mine, is the appearance of yellowing in the center of the obverse. IF that's actually there then it might be a stretch to grade.
The number to be concerned about,if you believe book of Revelation,is "666" not "6666." The serial number,24706666,is good to go.Display the coin without fear.
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