Post some Lincolns!!!

Although I know some collectors who don't care for his photos, I put Brandon Kelley in an elite class of coin photographers that includes people such as Mark Goodman, Bob Campbell, and Todd @ BlueCC.

 

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Here's a few for more for my favorite post in the world :hatch:

Any opinions on the grade on the 34 D? No wear, it's just a weak strike.

 

awesome coins as usual Boss

 

Thanks Jon- what grade do you think on the 34 D?

 

Imo it could go 62 rd or so because of the strike idk maybe a little better

 

Very nice coins since my last post!!! :hail:


PCGS 65 RB

 

I agree. All these guys do some great work.

 

Very nice!!!!

 

That is a nice one! The colors are amazing, wouldn't mind having that in the ole T$ collection
Congrats

 

Here a 1935-D

 

Most people do not realize just how tough it it to find a nice 31-D. Starting at this grade, they are probably rarer than the 31-S. Very, VERY nice Lincoln!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Some new BU's

1949



1946



1946-D



1951-D

 

Lots of nice Lincolns here!!!

In building my 1909 Mint set, I knew I'd always want a 1909-S Lincoln in 66RD. However, I didn't start there, took me a few coins to get to that point:

1909-S PCGS MS64RD (bought as NGC 64RD and later crossed it) - should have kept this one as I really liked the reverse color.


1909-S PCGS MS65RD (ex. PF Flyer collection)


1909-S PCGS MS66RD (my current coin)

 

CoinKeeper- fun coins. THose have nice red color.
Illini- I agree the 64 RD was a keeper for the color but you can't complain about the nearly perfect 66 RD.

 

Jello- the 35 D is great. I need a graded one, but have a nice raw one. That is a nice year

 

Should have this soon.

 

thanks Boss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Very Nice 72 DDO:kewl:!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Here a Proof for a change

 

Nice Harry- repost with close-ups once in hand? Did you get a good deal?Jello- what grade on the 64- a 67+ looks to me.Good stuff!!!!