In my collection.
Gorgeous colors. Never noticed, the spots aren't as bad, the TV seems to light them up.
It's nice to see I'm not the only one that's had that happen. My 26-S has a spot on the rev on the right wheat. I never even noticed it until I got the trueview back. It doesn't subtract from my love for the coin. I never even notice it unless I intentionally go looking for it.
Curry, of those, the 1941 is my fav! The trio are stunning. Congratulations!
@LincolnCentMan said: In my collection.
Gorgeous colors. Never noticed, the spots aren't as bad, the TV seems to light them up.
It's nice to see I'm not the only one that's had that happen. My 26-S has a spot on the rev on the right wheat. I never even noticed it until I got the trueview back. It doesn't subtract from my love for the coin. I never even notice it unless I intentionally go looking for it.
Curry, of those, the 1941 is my fav! The trio are stunning. Congratulations!
Here's a new-up for me:
MS65BN, Ex: Abe's Coloring Book
Thanks brother! I recognize that 23 from a mile away. I still feel that 23 is undergraded, maybe you need it to send it on a trip for that 66bn!
Thanks. Its been a good collecting week for the two of us. We stand on the shoulders of giants. Perhaps, when it is our turn to pass on our stewardship of such incredible coins to the next generation, they will look back on our sets as we do to those who build sets before us.
@LincolnCentMan said:
Thanks. Its been a good collecting week for the two of us. We stand on the shoulders of giants. Perhaps, when it is our turn to pass on our stewardship of such incredible coins to the next generation, they will look back on our sets as we do to those who build sets before us.
MS66+BN Ex: WingedLiberty
I would hope there is a future to these coins, quite hard for someone to say no when color is blaring at them!
I know this was posted here before, but I'm very happy to have WingedLiberty place this coin to my collection. I would consider it one of the three great center pieces to my set.
@LincolnCentMan said:
Thanks. Its been a good collecting week for the two of us. We stand on the shoulders of giants. Perhaps, when it is our turn to pass on our stewardship of such incredible coins to the next generation, they will look back on our sets as we do to those who build sets before us.
MS66+BN Ex: WingedLiberty
Interesting that you get a BN on yours and I get an RB on mine.
Interesting that you get a BN on yours and I get an RB on mine.
Yes, I agree. I have a number of coins that IMHO are RB in BN holders. I also have some that are BN in RB holders. I find that PCGS is pretty consistent now with numeric grading. I feel like there is much more variation in BN/RB designations. My hypothesis is that maybe there is a variation in lighting in on-site grading vs "back at the office" grading. I don't know. I just try to roll with it.
I was talking with another forum member / toned registry owner and he made the comment that he thought the second 1916 that made 67BN should have been RB. I went and looked at the image again and thought, "You know, I can see that..."
I got a 26-P in the mail today that was advertised on ebay as an RB. The pic made it look really brown. I didn't think anything of it.... figuring the seller was trying to stretch a RB designation for a little better money. Nope, it's no question RB, but the kicker is that it has some pretty nice toning to it. I totally didn't see that coming. ….I may send it in anyway just because it is worthy of preservation. I've got another raw 26-P headed my way. Maybe it'll be more brown.
@LincolnCentMan said:
I know this was posted here before, but I'm very happy to have WingedLiberty place this coin to my collection. I would consider it one of the three great center pieces to my set.
@LincolnCentMan said: Interesting that you get a BN on yours and I get an RB on mine.
Yes, I agree. I have a number of coins that IMHO are RB in BN holders. I also have some that are BN in RB holders. I find that PCGS is pretty consistent now with numeric grading. I feel like there is much more variation in BN/RB designations.
David
I agree with you. PCGS is very inconsistent with color designation. I think these two came from the same roll or album.
I bought both of these coins RAW for less than $50.00 on eBay. I am glad that you guys are asleep, or not considering RAW coins. I also got this one for $1.00 plus shipping.....A 67BN POP 1/0:
I use to find coins in rolls........now I find them on eBay........times change.
OINK
Results from a recent submission, both graded PR66BN.......
A great job of imaging by PCHS Photo.......thanks Phil.
Here are my closest twins, both Ex: Abe's Coloring Book. The 32-P is 65BN, the 32-D 66BN.
I've always loved the run of 1932 to 1935 Lincoln cents. The numbers in style and position are slightly different each year. In 1932 the 3 and 2 are skewed from vertical, the 3 tilted forward, the 2 leaning backward. Then in 1933 the two 3s are identical and vertical. In 1934 we get the long-diagonal 3 that would make a one-year appearance only to disappear again until 1943, and then in 1935 we get a 3 that resembles the 1933s again.
😂 I owned the 26-D before I traded it to Paul. He offered it back to me along with two other coins he received in trades from me after he retired his set.
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In my collection.
Gorgeous colors. Never noticed, the spots aren't as bad, the TV seems to light them up.
It's nice to see I'm not the only one that's had that happen. My 26-S has a spot on the rev on the right wheat. I never even noticed it until I got the trueview back. It doesn't subtract from my love for the coin. I never even notice it unless I intentionally go looking for it.
Curry, of those, the 1941 is my fav! The trio are stunning. Congratulations!
Here's a new-up for me:
MS65BN, Ex: Abe's Coloring Book
Thanks brother! I recognize that 23 from a mile away. I still feel that 23 is undergraded, maybe you need it to send it on a trip for that 66bn!
My Instagram
Thanks. Its been a good collecting week for the two of us. We stand on the shoulders of giants. Perhaps, when it is our turn to pass on our stewardship of such incredible coins to the next generation, they will look back on our sets as we do to those who build sets before us.
MS66+BN Ex: WingedLiberty
I would hope there is a future to these coins, quite hard for someone to say no when color is blaring at them!
My Instagram
I know this was posted here before, but I'm very happy to have WingedLiberty place this coin to my collection. I would consider it one of the three great center pieces to my set.
David
Interesting that you get a BN on yours and I get an RB on mine.
MS65RB
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Central Valley Roosevelts
Interesting that you get a BN on yours and I get an RB on mine.
Yes, I agree. I have a number of coins that IMHO are RB in BN holders. I also have some that are BN in RB holders. I find that PCGS is pretty consistent now with numeric grading. I feel like there is much more variation in BN/RB designations. My hypothesis is that maybe there is a variation in lighting in on-site grading vs "back at the office" grading. I don't know. I just try to roll with it.
I was talking with another forum member / toned registry owner and he made the comment that he thought the second 1916 that made 67BN should have been RB. I went and looked at the image again and thought, "You know, I can see that..."
I got a 26-P in the mail today that was advertised on ebay as an RB. The pic made it look really brown. I didn't think anything of it.... figuring the seller was trying to stretch a RB designation for a little better money. Nope, it's no question RB, but the kicker is that it has some pretty nice toning to it. I totally didn't see that coming. ….I may send it in anyway just because it is worthy of preservation. I've got another raw 26-P headed my way. Maybe it'll be more brown.
David
I agree with you. PCGS is very inconsistent with color designation. I think these two came from the same roll or album.
I got mine from WL 5 years ago.
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Central Valley Roosevelts
A couple of new ones courtesy of @WingedLiberty1957:
One of my latest, also from @WingedLiberty1957.
MS65BN
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Results from a recent submission, both graded PR66BN.......
A great job of imaging by PCHS Photo.......thanks Phil.
Do you think these coins just belong together????
OINK
Look like brothers.
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Not brothers like OINK's unfortunately. A couple of small dates.
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Since we are doing sister coins, heres my vote for "sister" coins. Ex. Coyote Ugly Collection or at least ex. @CopperColor
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I bought both of these coins RAW for less than $50.00 on eBay. I am glad that you guys are asleep, or not considering RAW coins. I also got this one for $1.00 plus shipping.....A 67BN POP 1/0:
I use to find coins in rolls........now I find them on eBay........times change.
OINK
Here are my closest twins, both Ex: Abe's Coloring Book. The 32-P is 65BN, the 32-D 66BN.
I've always loved the run of 1932 to 1935 Lincoln cents. The numbers in style and position are slightly different each year. In 1932 the 3 and 2 are skewed from vertical, the 3 tilted forward, the 2 leaning backward. Then in 1933 the two 3s are identical and vertical. In 1934 we get the long-diagonal 3 that would make a one-year appearance only to disappear again until 1943, and then in 1935 we get a 3 that resembles the 1933s again.
Anyway. I have a lot of time on my hands.
Kind regards,
George
Quadruplets
That's one heck of a factory.
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1909-S VDB MS64BN PCGS (ex CAC)
Purchase from the Winged Liberty Collection.
Kind regards,
George
Oh snap, what are the other 2 dates? 44, 46?
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That’s gotta be one of the nicest examples of that date! That reverse die was really overworked, though.
Here's mine.
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Thats who got the 26 D... Might have to trade u something for it later lol.
Edit: That was meant for @robec
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😂 I owned the 26-D before I traded it to Paul. He offered it back to me along with two other coins he received in trades from me after he retired his set.
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Here's my 65BN 1926 Ex: WingedLiberty1957.
Enjoy!
Kind regards,
George
And this is my 1926-D MS65BN from Abe's Coloring Book
Awfully nice color and strike for the date
Best,
George
MS65BN
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Here is my 1926 PDS trio in my registryset.
MS64BN
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Here's my 1926-S MS65BN Ex: Abe's Coloring Book
Kind regards,
George
Another twin coin!
Here is my 1912:
Twins for sure. Beautiful!!
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1927-D MS64BN Ex: Winged Liberty
Kind regards,
George
This one just arrived:
1928-D MS64BN PCGS Ex: Winged Liberty
Another Ex: Winged Liberty.
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Pop 1/0 in RB MS67RB
1928-S MS62BN PCGS Ex: Winged Liberty
62? Really?
Kind regards,
George
It would look more realistic as a 64BN. Looks to have some flash to it.
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Another Ex:Winged Liberty
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2/0 MS66BN
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1930-S MS65BN PCGS Ex: Winged Liberty Pop 9/1
Kind regards,
George
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MS64BN
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Thanks very much to @robec for these two!
That 14 should not be a 64..
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