Also recently got this one:
I know it doesn't appear to be toned very much in the true view, but it has definitely toned further since it's encapsulation and now has a pleasing pink toning.
Regarding the 1958-D Lincoln cent above: Current PCGS population is 16 in 65BN, 4 finer. Despite the prevalence of many 1958 mint sets with some beautifully toned silver (Franklin halves from this year seem especially nice, both P- and D-mints, and some of the Washies are pretty sparkly too), it seems that the 1958-P and -D Lincolns with attractive toning sufficient to be certified Brown (now there's an irony for you) in high Mint State grades are hard to come by. Yet Red and Brown and Red cents survive in abundance up to MS66 and even MS67.
Here's the current PCGS Pop Report. This is just an interesting anomaly; I'm sure part of it is explained by more people submitting untoned coins until recently ... but is that the only reason? I wonder if maybe the sulfur/other chemicals present in the mint set packaging for this year was more reactive to the silver coins than the copper ones?
My latest purchase for my set, PR67BN. Pop of 19 with only 1 higher. I'm going to start upgrading dates to higher BN grades. I already bought a PR67BN 1964, but it doesn't have TrueView, so I'm sending it to PCGS to get reholdered
I've been focusing a lot on my toned proof Lincolns for a while now, so I thought that I'd work some more on my circulation strike set. I bought this one yesterday, MS64BN. Nice greenie for the set, looks like a 65 to me. From the Phoenix Collection
I recently submitted some MS (1909 VDB, 1909 S, 1929, 1932, 1940 and 1941) Lincolns and some Proof and SMS Lincolns (1939, 1940, 1942 and 1950-1970) to our host for grading and True View.
True Views of some of these coins will be posted when available.
It will be fun to participate in this thread (this thread has major eye candy for copper fans).
It's been a good while since I've added a Brown Gem early S-mint to our set so I was glad to find this one which is CAC to boot! 1918-S MS65BN PCGS CAC
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1941-S MS64BN
1936 MS64BN
1950-S MS64RB Not much to my taste with the near-terminal reverse toning, but it was nonetheless a smidgen upgrade for our Registry Set.
See @ricko there is toning even I don't like!
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George
I couldn't resist posting this "PCGS toned Lincoln"...
My apologies.
@Barberian
Beautiful! It's by far my favorite commemorative design
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My latest pickup, graded PR64 BN. Purchased from @robec, thanks!
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I know it only has a little toning on the reverse, but hey, for $11 bucks I snatched it!
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Why in the world would you not? Nice snag ...
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George
Nice one! I obviously like the toning!
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Also recently got this one:
I know it doesn't appear to be toned very much in the true view, but it has definitely toned further since it's encapsulation and now has a pleasing pink toning.
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PF67RD
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Just added this one
PF67RB
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Just grabbed this one off of Ebay for around $30
MS66RD
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Thought this one I got off ebay was interesting, ms66rb.
Oh and these...
1958-D Lincoln Cent MS65BN PCGS Tougher Than You Might Think in This Grade, Nice Greenie
Kind regards,
George
Regarding the 1958-D Lincoln cent above: Current PCGS population is 16 in 65BN, 4 finer. Despite the prevalence of many 1958 mint sets with some beautifully toned silver (Franklin halves from this year seem especially nice, both P- and D-mints, and some of the Washies are pretty sparkly too), it seems that the 1958-P and -D Lincolns with attractive toning sufficient to be certified Brown (now there's an irony for you) in high Mint State grades are hard to come by. Yet Red and Brown and Red cents survive in abundance up to MS66 and even MS67.
Here's the current PCGS Pop Report. This is just an interesting anomaly; I'm sure part of it is explained by more people submitting untoned coins until recently ... but is that the only reason? I wonder if maybe the sulfur/other chemicals present in the mint set packaging for this year was more reactive to the silver coins than the copper ones?
Kind regards,
George
Few new ones I picked up.
My latest purchase for my set, PR67BN. Pop of 19 with only 1 higher. I'm going to start upgrading dates to higher BN grades. I already bought a PR67BN 1964, but it doesn't have TrueView, so I'm sending it to PCGS to get reholdered
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I cracked this out of a PCI holder and it went 65BN last year. I just saw it in a 66BN holder.
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Yeah, I planned on buying it not long ago on heritage or GC, but forgot to bid lol...beautiful coin for sure.
Hey @Goldbully, just curious, about how much did that set you back? Oh, and what's it's grade?
It's a beauty!
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Bought her raw in 2010 for $50.
edited to add: PR64RB
Wow, that is definitely a great deal!
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Only 5 to go for my date set!
If anyone knows of a great 1918, 19, 21, 24, or 26 please let me know!
I've been focusing a lot on my toned proof Lincolns for a while now, so I thought that I'd work some more on my circulation strike set. I bought this one yesterday, MS64BN. Nice greenie for the set, looks like a 65 to me. From the Phoenix Collection
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Picked up a few more lately, mostly 65bn coins, still waiting on tvs for several.
I think we'll all be waiting on Trueviews for a long time.
1917 MS65BN
I traded for this one recently, PR65BN. Top pop and PCGS plate coin
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I'm very new to the registry thing, kinda clueless. This seems like as good a place to jump in as any.
Welcome. Classy move starting with a pre-1934 Lincoln.
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1909 MS67BN
David
"Like" is too milquetoast of a reaction to that coin, David. What a stunner!
Kind regards,
George
Welcome both to the forum and to this thread! Some very addictive coins in here ...
Kind regards,
George
I recently submitted some MS (1909 VDB, 1909 S, 1929, 1932, 1940 and 1941) Lincolns and some Proof and SMS Lincolns (1939, 1940, 1942 and 1950-1970) to our host for grading and True View.
True Views of some of these coins will be posted when available.
It will be fun to participate in this thread (this thread has major eye candy for copper fans).
I bought this one from Lincolncentman (#1 ranked toned wheat cent set registry), MS64BN
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1935 MS65BN Newp
Some of my latest purchases for the registry.
@KYCopperCoins
Wow, you're making very fast progress with your set! I like the 1953 D
I'm going at a snail pace of about one coin per month
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You're younger though, you have a lot more time left to complete your set haha.
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That's a tough nut to crack!
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George
My first win off of David Lawrence coin auctions, SP65BN. Pop 8 with 6 higher, and sister coin to the PCGS plate coin
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- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
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31 S looks better than 64 in photo. But photos can fool you sometimes.
Bought this one off of eBay yesterday, MS65RB. I'm trying to stick with BN grades for my set, so this one will be for sale
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It's been a good while since I've added a Brown Gem early S-mint to our set so I was glad to find this one which is CAC to boot! 1918-S MS65BN PCGS CAC
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George
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It isn’t often I get to add coins to this thread anymore, but here’s one!