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Is this a tuff coin to find? 1959-D/D/D Lincoln cent. "0" more to go all gone.
Type2
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I sent some in for gradeing and they did come back MS-65RD's 1959-D/D/D I have some left over and I did miss my 5000 post give away. So I will give some away it's not much but it's free. It Looks like the MS-65RD sells for $100+ after holdered. Just post and PM me your address and you will get one. This is good for the 1st 10 that post thanks and have fun Collecting,Type2....
This is how they looked holdered you will have to send yours in. You will get a raw one. One per collector please, Thanks Type2.
This is how they looked holdered you will have to send yours in. You will get a raw one. One per collector please, Thanks Type2.
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I just saw this one while browsing through the Cherrypickers Guide a couple of days ago. Will be fun to test out my photo skills on something like this.
Congrats on 5000!!! or 5679!!!!!
Mike
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I'm not sure how tough it is to find, but it is a pretty neat RPM.
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Not really looking for much these days but if I were, it might be a toner.
edited to add: pm cent (i mean sent)
reedited to add: very nice coin and very generous offer, thanks again!
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who boasts of twenty years experience in his craft
while in fact he has had only one year of experience...
twenty times.
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...congrats on the RPM. and yours is actually IN the CPG!
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<< <i>How many of those did you actually find? >>
I found 68 in the bag but all looked the same not one was a wow coin they all look MS-65RD Thanks for posting that is all of them have fun Collectiog, Type2.
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I do not know if I am too late but I only see a max of 7 request/PMs after your Day Shift post. There are several comment posts that do not indicate a request.
So just in case... PM sent.
Either way, it is very cool of you to share
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I just have a pretty standard point and shoot camera on a small tripod so I can only zoom in so close. I've heard others hold a loupe in front of the lens to get close ups and this was my first attempt at that method. Seemed to work very well in looking through the lens and then through the loupe, but since I was holding the loupe freehand the pics didn't end up as sharp as they looked through the lens. I will need to rig up something to hold the loupe steady the next time I use this method. Anyways, here's the best shot I got of the mintmark of my new 1959-D/D/D thanks to Type2.
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