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Very Nice!! + Only 6!!!! Here a link Pcgs that will help $
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http://www.pcgs.com/Prices/PriceGuideDetail.aspx?MS=1&PR=1&SP=1&c=47&title=Lincoln+Cent+(Modern)

 

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Thanks for the link jello, that is a really big help

 

I won't even pretend to know the criteria differences between PCGS and NGC when it comes to grading the Lincoln series.

To me this 1992-D very much looks like an MS69RD. However, seeing the huge difference in price comparison, I would say that it would be no slam dunk crossing the coin from NGC to PCGS.

A PCGS 1992-D MS69RD is priced at $4850, whereas the NGC guide for the same grade is $1130. For that much disparity in price I would walk the coin to PCGS in hopes of getting the same grade.

This coin has a lot going for it, including a great possibility of crossing.

 

Here is a picture of the 1992D that Robec is referring too. I agree on this one. There are some in my collection that I just cannot figure out why they did not make the grade at MS69

 

Picked up a set if 2008-S Lincoln Toned Proofs off of eBay for $12. Sorry about the iPhone pics but it was the easiest and I just found out I could upload from my phone.

 

Rim's
I have had 3-4 coins grade again the grade didn't drop to much.
Ngc did mine.1958-D was one its a few pages back. They had a 68Red now its a MS 66 Red .

 

a few more lincolns.....a 1943s, a 1959 proof, 1960 small date proof, 1958d, an a 4 cent stamp....

 

one of my favorite book toners...

 

Not a toner but a semi Lmc key date .

 

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Another couple of images from Robecs Imgaes. Here are my NGC MS69RD 1994 and 1994D Lincoln Memorials with current NGC population of 1 and 3 respectively. Both of these coins were picked and submitted by the same dealer that I have been doing business with for some time. Both of these coins will be turning 20 next year so I know in time these populations will rise significantly. I will enjoy while I can and I hope you do as well

 

now see? in 3 years how can these possibly turn this much color with out being subjected to type of concentrated reagent? why arent these artificial colored or what ever 92 or 94 code is/

 

been away for awhile . Robec's images have always been good, checking now ... wow! , specifically i think the lighting on those LMC is outstanding.

 

I 2nd this Robec'c photos a Great!! World Class+!!!!!

 

GI Joe, both of the '94's are truly impressive; however, the "D" just jumps out at you. Sometime earlier in this thread the "PL" designation was discussed - it seems to me that this is a great example of a qualifying LMC!

 

Nice 52!!! I agree with CAC...look at that luster! This is a prime example of how a couple of minor ticks mean nothing next to luster glow. Excellent pictures too man! NICE all around!

 

spot on.... I mumbled theres a 67 to self and that you wouldn't want any other lincolns cause it would be hard to live up to that one...scrolling..... humpf!! had to go back up and look again.. and again.. here is a PCGS 66+ wth ok pics http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAP...3891&item=281169083891&lgeo=1&vectorid=229466

 

Here's another from my set - photo by Todd/BlueCC

 

Sticker + Internet auction Photos?
I just hope everyone knows some seller + sites auction airbrush images Tpg+own

So when in hand could be a surprise
Make sure of a return is in place.->

 

tough coin at 67 but how close is that going to RB?