Not my coin...(Robec ? ) has been posted in a couple of other threads.
I just really like the look, I have seen very very few of this rich green coloring, myself.
@Rosco said:
Not my coin...(Robec ? ) has been posted in a couple of other threads.
I just really like the look, I have seen very very few of this rich green coloring, myself.
No, not mine, but I sure wouldn't mind seeing a 66BN like that in my set.
@Rosco said:
Not my coin...(Robec ? ) has been posted in a couple of other threads.
I just really like the look, I have seen very very few of this rich green coloring, myself.
No, not mine, but I sure wouldn't mind seeing a 66BN like that in my set.
This coin is in my set. Fully lustrous coin and I think it is undergraded.
Some refer to overgraded slabs as Coffins. I like to think of them as Happy Coins.
@Rosco said:
Not my coin...(Robec ? ) has been posted in a couple of other threads.
I just really like the look, I have seen very very few of this rich green coloring, myself.
No, not mine, but I sure wouldn't mind seeing a 66BN like that in my set.
This coin is in my set. Fully lustrous coin and I think it is undergraded.
Excellent piece....65 now ?
I'm with Robec at 66 BN....66.5> for me.
@Rosco said:
Not my coin...(Robec ? ) has been posted in a couple of other threads.
I just really like the look, I have seen very very few of this rich green coloring, myself.
No, not mine, but I sure wouldn't mind seeing a 66BN like that in my set.
This coin is in my set. Fully lustrous coin and I think it is undergraded.
Excellent piece....65 now ?
I'm with Robec at 66 BN....66.5> for me.
66BN now. I think it is a 67, but would settle for 66+. The few specks on the reverse don't bother me as much as they probably do the graders, plus some die deterioration on the reverse. I don't see anything else to call out.
Some refer to overgraded slabs as Coffins. I like to think of them as Happy Coins.
I don't have a MS Lincoln Registry set, but have 2 Proof Walkers Sets, MS Half Dollar type set,
MPL Set, 1896 Proof set and just started a Capped Half date set.
I don't have a MS Lincoln Registry set, but have 2 Proof Walkers Sets, MS Half Dollar type set,
MPL Set, 1896 Proof set and just started a Capped Half date set.
Your coins sound very interesting. I sent you a Private Message, do you use that?
Some refer to overgraded slabs as Coffins. I like to think of them as Happy Coins.
I don't have a MS Lincoln Registry set, but have 2 Proof Walkers Sets, MS Half Dollar type set,
MPL Set, 1896 Proof set and just started a Capped Half date set.
@mgoblue sounds like some nice sets. Thanks for sharing with us.
@mdwoods said:
I bought this one raw from BigMark and had it slabbed. 64 BN. Sold it on ebay and I think a CU forum member bought it.
Yep, I bought it from you via eBay Sept. 2014. How time flies.
@Ronyahski said:
Just picked this up at Baltimore show today.
I had to. A stunner and much better than the picture.
That is one of my old ones... I sold it to The Reeded Edge in 2013...
You have excellent tastes!
Thank you! There is a matching 1916 out there that is just as gorgeous that I also sold around the same time...
Cert number 25346036
The photo is in coinfacts but not sure how to link it.
@Ronyahski said:
Just picked this up at Baltimore show today.
I had to. A stunner and much better than the picture.
That is one of my old ones... I sold it to The Reeded Edge in 2013...
You have excellent tastes!
Thank you! There is a matching 1916 out there that is just as gorgeous that I also sold around the same time...
Cert number 25346036
The photo is in coinfacts but not sure how to link it.
Comments
Here's a 1915 with purple toning
Here is another of those wild 1957 Mint Set toners. This one was also one of those BIE varieties
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
A really wild one.
Nice 55d.
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
@Ronyahski what he said!
Kind regards,
George
PCGS MS - 67 RD
R.I.P Son 1986>2020
Another really wild one.
There are a over whelming amount of very distinctive beautiful toned lincoln's here! Wow!!
MS66RB
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
I dig this thread, so many great Lincoln’s here. I’ll add a few.
I dig those Lincolns too @WildIdea ! Very nice!
Kind regards,
George
Keep em comin
Great 1909 @Ronyahski ! Pop 2/0!
Kind regards,
George
MS66BN Pop 1/0
Check out my iPhone app SlabReader!
@Mach1ne fantastic coin!
Kind regards,
George
So you're the one that unseated my 20-D. Great coin!!
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
You wouldn't expect this for the date, but this is a pop 1/0 in 65BN. Underrated date for color.
1953 - and 1952 for that matter - have been extremely tough for me to find in any color. That goes for P, D & S.
Check out my iPhone app SlabReader!
Here's a couple of my favorites.
@mgoblue Winner, winner, chicken dinner! Great coins! Do you have a Registry Set?
Kind regards,
George
Not my coin...(Robec ? ) has been posted in a couple of other threads.
I just really like the look, I have seen very very few of this rich green coloring, myself.
R.I.P Son 1986>2020
Agree. I would like to upgrade a couple of my 52 and 53 coins as well, tough to find.
Another unusually toned coin. A 53-D in 66RB, pop 4/0, none in BN.
No, not mine, but I sure wouldn't mind seeing a 66BN like that in my set.
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
This coin is in my set. Fully lustrous coin and I think it is undergraded.
Excellent piece....65 now ?
I'm with Robec at 66 BN....66.5> for me.
R.I.P Son 1986>2020
66BN now. I think it is a 67, but would settle for 66+. The few specks on the reverse don't bother me as much as they probably do the graders, plus some die deterioration on the reverse. I don't see anything else to call out.
I don't have a MS Lincoln Registry set, but have 2 Proof Walkers Sets, MS Half Dollar type set,
MPL Set, 1896 Proof set and just started a Capped Half date set.
Your coins sound very interesting. I sent you a Private Message, do you use that?
@mgoblue sounds like some nice sets. Thanks for sharing with us.
Kind regards,
George
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
Nice stuff as always! Interestingly, the first one looks like is has doubling on the reverse and curious how the 2nd one got the RD designation.
https://pcgs.com/setregistry/showcase/2819
It’s a mechanical error. I just haven’t sent it back for correction.
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
Check out my iPhone app SlabReader!
Just picked this up at Baltimore show today.
I had to. A stunner and much better than the picture.
Beautiful. Looks like the almost twin brother to my old MPL.
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
And what you replaced it with looks awesome. Green is the money color!
I already had the green one. I just couldn't lay off the blue one when it became available.
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
While we're posting them... mine just graded Details
Check out my iPhone app SlabReader!
Ouch, that's tough.
1915's are one of the better dates. What was the environmental damage the graders saw?
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
Either the dot behind Lincoln's shoulder or the overall 'flat' appearance of the obverse - almost no luster left. The reverse is great though.
Check out my iPhone app SlabReader!
I bought this one raw from BigMark and had it slabbed. 64 BN. Sold it on ebay and I think a CU forum member bought it.
We'll use our hands and hearts and if we must we'll use our heads.
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
That is one of my old ones... I sold it to The Reeded Edge in 2013...
You have excellent tastes!
Thank you! There is a matching 1916> @Ronyahski said:
Thank you! There is a matching 1916 out there that is just as gorgeous that I also sold around the same time...
Cert number 25346036
The photo is in coinfacts but not sure how to link it.
Former Abe's Coloring Book pieces.
My Instagram
@BeefCurry808 welcome to the forums here. Great coins from Abe's Coloring Book! Thanks for sharing.
Kind regards,
George
Here you go @Relaxn link: https://pcgs.com/cert/25346036
And here's the photo:
Kind regards,
George