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I want! LOL that is gorgeous

 

Copper can do crazy stuff. Pretty coin.

 

Whats you thoughts on grades for these as well as AT or NT? Thanks.

 

The 74-D shows the best definition, especially on the obverse. I do love the die scratches on the reverse. I'm not sure about the grades.

My only concern about the toning is that, with the exception of the 73-S, they all look the same even though the dates cover four different years.

I'm certainly not knocking your coins or their toning. The coin I posted just above yours is also unusual. I was actually surprised at the passing results. It's just hard to say how the graders will react when they see a coin with unusual color and toning pattern. If sent for grading however, I wouldn't send the whole group together.

 

Thanks Bob. I feel like they are AT but I can't tell for sure. I bought these as a collection of 20 Lincolns a few years back. Lessons learned I guess.

 

I have just started and this is the bug that bit me

 

What that

 

Roll finds from today. Only searched $5. One proof, 2 AT, and a woody only 1 side.

 

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#chemistryexperiment

 

If you dig long enough gold like coins are still out in rolls. Someone found this 1969-S DDO Coin World update said 12,000 rolls but found one.

 

Have you ever seen faces on the coin check out all these faces on this. This is a black Cent
2001first off you want to look in the corner and you'll see a lady should be blowing smoke out of her mouth and I thought I was trippin at first but then I start looking and looking me in the eyes faces in babies in all types of stuff so y'all check this out and give me some feedback on the way it isoh yeah you might want to zoom in and zoom out a little bit and move it side to side and you to see more and more

 

There is I believe a MS62RB example at Stacks & Bower and I believe the reserve is $43000

 

Here is one for you. This is my NGC MS68RD 1991 Lincoln Memorial with a current population of 12 with none graded higher. In the first picture you can see the doubling on Lincoln's nose and on his chin. The 2nd photo is a closeup of the date and the 3rd is a closeup of LIBERTY. Tell me your guess as to what caused it. I think the majority will agree on this one. Thanks Bob from robecsimages for the great photos.

 

This chin is floating

 

What?