Lincoln cent 4 star find in the Cherrypickers' Guide

pow012000 · August 4, 2004 2:29PM

Well its about time after looking at a bunch of rolls.... 1951-D "over Mintmark D/S (OMM#2)" 5 of them came from a BU roll, all about the grades of MS65,66......it says there worth $110.00 what you all think and thank you David

clackamas · August 4, 2004 2:45PM

Cool!

LincolnCentMan · August 4, 2004 2:47PM

L and C coins specializes in RPM's. You might check their web site to see if they have one for sale... might give you an idea of what it's worth. They also might be interested in buying it. ...no clue.

Nice score,
David

Shamika · August 4, 2004 2:47PM

pow012000 · August 4, 2004 2:54PM

Do you have the web site of "L and C coins specializes"?? thanks

Dennis88 · August 4, 2004 6:39PM

Linky-Dinky

Gonfunko · August 4, 2004 8:54PM

Cool!

pow012000 · August 5, 2004 12:32AM

Cool thanks for the link........by the way i found these without the book.....theats the cool part, at least im getting better at finding things. or maybe i just got lucky........

pow012000 · August 5, 2004 4:40AM

Does PCGS mark this OMM#2 on their slab when they grade them? thank you David

earlwbollinger · August 5, 2004 4:45AM

Nice

coinguy89 · August 5, 2004 5:03AM

Great finds, nice job. Im glad you have great fortune, keep it up.

coppercoins · August 5, 2004 4:58PM

I don't believe PCGS will recognize the variety. I could be wrong on that. What I do know about them is that they are quite common. I have five of them, three are BU from a roll and the others were found in mixed circ coins. OMM#1 for that date is far more difficult to find.

I would figure OMM#2 to be between a $50 and $75 coin in GEM grades.

clackamas · August 5, 2004 5:18PM

PCGS will recognize the coin on the label but it will not be listed as a coin number or in the population report. PCGS will recognize any coin listed in Cherrypickers on the label. If the coin is not listed in cherrypickers or specifically as a "recognized" variety already in the POP report PCGS would not put it on the label but you are safe on this one.

If you submit it to PCGS you need to send it in as a "Variety" and be sure to note it in bold on the form. I have had them neglect to recognize coins and had to send them back.

Good luck.

RBinTex · August 5, 2004 10:49PM

"Does PCGS mark this OMM#2 on their slab when they grade them?"

Yes, if you submit it under the "mint error" service.

pow012000 · August 7, 2004 11:56PM

I guess mint error service would cost more? mm ill just sell one of them on Ebay this weekend and the other one that looks MS66 send it in to get graded. thanks guys

Lincoln cent 4 star find in the Cherrypickers' Guide

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