Mr. Coin Lover

This morning I was looking at the 2009 Lincoln Cents that had been slabbed and certified. Of course only the first (log cabin type) have been out long enough to be certified. I have been thinking this might be the way to approach these from a little different angle, but more long term than "flipping" the rolls. Anyway, they are on there graded as MS-65,66, and 67 with one company grading them as MS-70. Now think really hard to figure out which company graded them as MS-70. You are absolutely correct if you said _ _ _(fill in the blanks at this time).

pennywise

Didn't you know, they have a deal with the mint to receive only rolls of MS-70 coins, _ _ _'s, that is! LOL

tmoneyeagles

Well, if you can get enough rolls, and if you find a 67 or above, you hit jackpot.. 67's go in the $400's while the 68's would go higher, near $1,000...
If you were to find a perfect penny, it would be worth a lot.... But not if it is graded by DGS, CSG, CGS, AGS, ACGS, XYZ, ABC, and all those other worthless grading companies

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green18

I wouldn't lump DGS (Dominion Grading Service) in with those other guys. I don't own anything graded by them but they seem to be an up and coming alternative to the "big three". They also have some fine people on board.......

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tmoneyeagles

You know what is funny is that I didn't even think of that... LOL
I was just typing in random letter combination, because they are all grading companies.. lol
I've heard DGS is better than ICG...

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Mr. Coin Lover

Agreed, I think they will work their up if they have the financial power to hang in there for now, and I think they do.