Pictures of my new Matte Proof Lincoln (Robec Rocks pt.2)

I call this a "66 coin in 64 clothing". Just monster "PR66-like" eye appeal. There are only 460 PCGS-slabbed 1909 Matte Proof Lincolns in existence, and this is one of the nicer looking examples (IMHO), in spite of the relatively low grade. The light "lines" in the obverse field in front of Lincoln are from die polishing, which used to be done with wire brushes at the U.S. Mint. The early die state was smooth, and when the U.S.Mint employees went to polish the dies mid-year, the workman polished the lines right into the die itself with a wire brush. So when the coin is stamped, the incused "digs" in the upper die show up as raised lines on the obverse of the coin itself (so these are actually ridges and not scratches). CU member Robec nailed the photo.


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robec of course always....i mean always comes through with imaging and being a great guy
my ol preferred grade too in 64r/b
Where does this rank in the top hundred MPLs?
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Now, how much did he pay you to put his advertising on YOUR picture? We might be on to something here :-)
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Very nice coin, good lookin Lincoln !!!!
Now, how much did he pay you to put his advertising on YOUR picture? We might be on to something here :-)
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This is making me laugh! Not only did I completely design this coin "template" for Robec all for FREE. (By the way, he didn't ask for a RobecsImages logo, but I thought he deserved some recognition.) Robec gave me complete and free license to do whatever I want to with the image. I can even transfer the license of the image to any new owner of this coin
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Very nice coin, good lookin Lincoln !!!!
Now, how much did he pay you to put his advertising on YOUR picture? We might be on to something here :-)
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This is making me laugh! Not only did I completely design this coin "template" for Robec all for FREE. (By the way, he didn't ask for a RobecsImages logo, but I thought he deserved some recognition.) Robec gave me complete and free license to do whatever I want to with the image. I can even transfer the license of the image to any new owner of this coin
I was going to let you field this question my friend,great answer!You my friend are a class act,we will miss your websites and coins.LOL