I started a Certified Lincoln Cents group on MyCollect if some of y'all would like to join. No parking lot roadkill, no PMD "errors" or "what is this raw circulated cent worth" nonsense, just PCGS, NGC, CACG, and ANACS certified Lincolns. Check it out! Thanks and kind regards, George
@giorgio11 said:
I started a Certified Lincoln Cents group on MyCollect if some of y'all would like to join. No parking lot roadkill, no PMD "errors" or "what is this raw circulated cent worth" nonsense, just PCGS, NGC, CACG, and ANACS certified Lincolns. Check it out! Thanks and kind regards, George
I have two eye appealing 1957 D toned (from a double mint set) cents at PCGS being graded and photographed. They both went from grading to encapsulation today. Thus they are close to being returned.
When photos post of these coins I will post them to this thread.
Here is a toned Lincoln, recently graded MS63BN, that I have had since 1967 or 1968 after pulling it from pocket change.
I call it Smoke On The Water......................................, since it is "Deep Purple" (in hand the coin is dark purple with luster under the toning).
@SanctionII said:
Here is a toned Lincoln, recently graded MS63BN, that I have had since 1967 or 1968 after pulling it from pocket change.
I call it Smoke On The Water......................................, since it is "Deep Purple" (in hand the coin is dark purple with luster under the toning).
Nice 67! I plan on selling all of my cents one day when I can motivate myself to do it. You should buy my 67 too. Hahahaha
18 coins to go to complete Brown Wheaties set #2! Only a couple of tough early S-mints among them, but several of those post-1933 dates are a lot tougher than one might think!
I was thrilled to get this ex-Alan Epstein, ex-Shapiro Raisinet Monster Toned 1912 MPL from the Jan 10-14 Heritage auction. I’ve been drooling over this one for the last 15 years.
@robec Congrats, Bob. I can see why you have drooled over that for the last 15 years. WOW, that’s a looong time. It’s awesome when long-term goals can come together. Happy for ya!
"If it's not fun, it's not worth it." - KeyMan64 Looking for Top Pop Mercury Dime Varieties & High Grade Mercury Dime Toners.
@OldIndianNutKase said: @robec I think that you robbed the bank with that coin. Looks way more like a 67 BN than a 66 BN, Do you dare crack it and resubmit????
I agree it has the look of a 67. I’m thinking of going the Reconsideration route……I’ve had some luck going this way. It hasn’t seen a grading room for at least 15 years. You won’t find many MPLs with cleaner fields.
I’ve had this one for years but finally regraded it hoping it might go 65, but mostly for the TrueView. The color is even brighter in hand, especially the reverse.
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1977-S PR67RB
1980-S PR67RB
Both are for sale.
I started a Certified Lincoln Cents group on MyCollect if some of y'all would like to join. No parking lot roadkill, no PMD "errors" or "what is this raw circulated cent worth" nonsense, just PCGS, NGC, CACG, and ANACS certified Lincolns. Check it out! Thanks and kind regards, George
https://mycollect.com/groups/certified_lincoln_cents
Just joined! Great site.
- Bob -
"Central Valley" Roosevelts
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
MS64BN
Nice!
I mean Super Nice!!
MS64BN
Here's are two toned Lincolns
1915 PR66+ BN
This one came back Questionable color.
WS
I have two eye appealing 1957 D toned (from a double mint set) cents at PCGS being graded and photographed. They both went from grading to encapsulation today. Thus they are close to being returned.
When photos post of these coins I will post them to this thread.
Here are four newly graded toned Lincolns.
Here is a toned Lincoln, recently graded MS63BN, that I have had since 1967 or 1968 after pulling it from pocket change.
I call it Smoke On The Water......................................, since it is "Deep Purple" (in hand the coin is dark purple with luster under the toning).
Nice 67! I plan on selling all of my cents one day when I can motivate myself to do it. You should buy my 67 too. Hahahaha
My first new early Lincoln in a decade.
https://smallcopperguy.com
A couple of better-date newps for our second set.
Kind regards,
George
1911-D MS64BN for our second set
Kind regards,
George
More Newps for Our Second Set
1921-S MS64BN PCGS
1943-S MS67 PCGS CAC
1932-D MS65BN PCGS
1939 MS64BN PCGS
1920-S MS64BN PCGS
18 coins to go to complete Brown Wheaties set #2! Only a couple of tough early S-mints among them, but several of those post-1933 dates are a lot tougher than one might think!
Kind regards,
George
I am getting close to finishing my date set. Here’s the 3rd to last coin from completion:
PR66BN
USAF (Ret.) 1985 - 2005. E-4B Aircraft Maintenance Crew Chief and Contracting Officer.
My current Registry sets:
✓ Everyman Mint State Carson City Morgan Dollars (1878 – 1893)
✓ Everyman Mint State Lincoln Cents (1909 – 1958)
✓ Morgan Dollar GSA Hoard (1878 – 1891)
I was thrilled to get this ex-Alan Epstein, ex-Shapiro Raisinet Monster Toned 1912 MPL from the Jan 10-14 Heritage auction. I’ve been drooling over this one for the last 15 years.
- Bob -
"Central Valley" Roosevelts
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
@robec Congrats, Bob. I can see why you have drooled over that for the last 15 years. WOW, that’s a looong time. It’s awesome when long-term goals can come together. Happy for ya!
Looking for Top Pop Mercury Dime Varieties & High Grade Mercury Dime Toners.
@robec I think that you robbed the bank with that coin. Looks way more like a 67 BN than a 66 BN, Do you dare crack it and resubmit????
I agree it has the look of a 67. I’m thinking of going the Reconsideration route……I’ve had some luck going this way. It hasn’t seen a grading room for at least 15 years. You won’t find many MPLs with cleaner fields.
- Bob -
"Central Valley" Roosevelts
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Both 66BN
I’ve had this one for years but finally regraded it hoping it might go 65, but mostly for the TrueView. The color is even brighter in hand, especially the reverse.
A few more newps from Great Collections!
1927 MS65BN PCGS Pop 8/1
1927-D MS65+BN PCGS Pop 2/2
1940-D MS66BN PCGS CAC, CAC Pop 3/0
1943 MS67+ PCGS CAC
Ever so slightly toned count?? This is a DDO-002.
WS
That’s a wowser!!
- Bob -
"Central Valley" Roosevelts
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
1931-D MS65+BN PCGS
Newp 1953-D MS66BN PCGS Top-Pop 5/0
1938 MS65BN PCGS CAC Gem Super Toner for Our Primary Toned Wheat Reverse Set
NGC MS 62 BRN
Just raw with my iPad.
PCGS MS66RB