GTG 1939 S Lincoln

I will post the grade after work today.

@desertgem
Yes the coin is a beauty and the deepest red/ I have seen on a wheat, I will say that the saturation was set to high. The purplish highlights aren't there. The coin was a beast to photo through the slab, and I wasn't shooting it again.

 

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66+ RD

 

67rd

 

66 Red

 

66 RD+ because of the weak 0 in one.

 

With @chascat at 66+ RD.

Steve

 

I'll go 67. Cuz i want it to be. Such a nice coin it would mezmorize any grader.

 

Yeah i see that

 

So what does it grade?

 

I can agree that for most Lincoln's this would top out at 66. 39s is quite a bit harder to find with a sharp strike, and most are without the booming luster that this one has. I am quite happy with it.

 

Meant to say, the correct guess's came from. @Rheingold ,@eddiespin , @mac266 ,@KevinM , and @Cheech9712
You are all Winner Winners!

 

I'd say I'm wrong, but that would be admitting I'm wrong. It's over-graded!

 

Don't worry I'll say it for you, "your wrong". There are many 39S 67's with a weaker strike than this one, not to mention the red and the luster. You are entitled to your own opinion though.

 

With PCGS, the jump from 66 to 67 is all about luster. The slab image shows that luster. Nice coin.

 

Gorgeous Cent!! I would have guessed 66RD maybe 66+RD depending on the generation of slab. But I certainly can see this as a 67. That luster is astounding. I throttled back on the grade just due to the price jump from 66 - 67.

 

I thought it was 67 red too. Gorgeous luster and absolutely flawless fields

 

Part of this deal was 11 of those 88P Morgans. Made about 5 bucks a piece on those. So, this one only cost about a Bill.

 

Sour grapes

 

Could of gone both ways. I obstain with you

 

Could of gone both ways. I obstain with you