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Hey Lincoln Memorial Cent aficionados:
Cuprinkor
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Does die polish preclude the MS67RD grade on an otherwise gem BU Lincoln Memorial Cent, especially the 1959-81 issues?
What are your thoughts?
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A Memorial cent can grade 67RD with die polish.
Here is an example from CoinFacts
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/39387908
That is an excellent example. Thanks.
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My personal preference would be one without die polish marks, but no, they do not preclude a grade of 67.
Some collectors will reject coins with die polish regardless of the TPG grade assigned.
As noted the TPG's will give a 67 grade with die polish lines. Now the question is will it sell for all the money with those polish lines.
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Does not preclude
Die polish lines, while sometimes visually undesirable, will not prevent the grade. Cheers, RickO
I agree wholeheartedly. Me thinks it gives a coin "Character".
Pete