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I did find that in an album along with a 22 no D for right under $100. The only secret I have is I look at every single listing when I’m up late at night with insomnia. In addition, I think of searches to use that non-coin people might use when listing something.

 

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I did grade that and it came back a top pop at 66BN. I was expecting a 65 RB so I sold it for $875 before another coin joins it as a top pop.

 

Atta boy

 

My most expensive Lincoln:

 

My newest:

 

1921S- Good Year!

 

I think I need anything remotely good for my Abe collection. Got an 1918S the other day. It’s my best. A member gave me 2 1909 VDB CENTS. Proud of them too

 

That 1910 looks brand new

 

Thanks. MS 64 by ANACS. Cracked it out and into the album it went. Just 5 more to go!

 

Would someone please help me with posting a pic off my phone. Thank you!

 

Would someone please help me out with telling me what this is next to the wheat on the left side.

 

Looks like a lamination.

 

That is a genuine error called a CUD. When the rim of the die breaks the compressed metal fills that area and causes a distortion 180° across from the break. You can see the area above the M in UNUM is slightly distorted. GREAT ERROR COIN to find on a VDB!! Not sure I've seen a cud on a VDB before. CONGRATS!

Please do not attempt or even think about cleaning it. I can tell from just the reverse it's original. Hopefully the obverse looks the same.

 

I’m going to guess a pepercheenie.

 

@paddyman98

 

Brilliant. I was stumped