Guess the grade #483

1915- NGC slabbed

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I thought MS-65 but went MS-66BN

 

65

 

i just don't see how this could be less theres 3 nicks on the front and 1 on the reverse rim, i went 67, i know i'm insane

 

Tough to get a read on luster, but the coin reminded me of a 66BN large cent in NGC slabs, so that's what I guessed.

 

My guess...MS66

 

65

 

yummy yummy 65.
I like

 

Gotta love brown coins like this.

 

And from this era makes them even that much better. Abe has a bread, sideburns, and even locks of hair over his ear. I seriously wish they would return to this image of Abe.

 

This and http://www.cointalk.com/t223949/ will be ending tonight.

 

Beautiful coin , I think it has all the luster a Br cent can have , 66 .

 

this coin looks like it may have been cleaned. there is some wear on cheek and on the hair area of lincoln. these are some of the places on this type of coin where the coin starts to show wear first. AU brown details coin.

 

OOPS! Daylight Savings Time bites again!

 

I'm glad you chimed in , I forgot to vote in the poll .

 

We have a 68 vote .

 

It is brown and it has a couple obvious nicks. That is all I have seen needed to keep a coin from a 66. It definitely had the strike and the eye appeal. I see nothing wrong with the luster. Anyone ever seen 65+*? Or maybe they gave it the RB to make up for the + (before they were giving +'s), but still why not a *?

 

If that's a 65 it has to be one of the nicest 65s I've seen especially for a RB , I still say it's a 66 just for eye appeal alone .

 

I see the nick on te Obv right field. Where's the "couple" of nicks you mentioned?

btw, Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful Lincoln.

 

I don't see them either , and to be blown up this big and not see them .