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I've been trying to figure out what this VDB is.

 

It looks like a MPL to me - great pickup!

 

Dusty,
It is MS65RD by PCGS

 

It is MS65RD by PCGS.

 

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1909.Lincoln Philly also had a No VDB Rev.
That is why there is no VDB on rev .

 

DoubleDieKING18 loves the Lincoln Series ! Fun 2 Collect ........

Howdy;:welcome::hail:


I like all of the images of the many different lincolns posted . My favorites being the 1914 D ,1909 s V.B.D and all the others. I myself is a huge fan
of the Lincoln series I have many varieties to post myself also . I post different DDO/DDR from that series daily as I have already posted the new
Die variety of the 1969 s DDO images at photobucket.com under username Doubledieking18 at http://i1335.photobucket.com or try http://s1335.photobucket.com . I'am also posting the 1968 s DDO 1 , and the 1972 s DDO all Gem quality so watch out.



Peace ;

DoubleDieKING18

 

Your pictures still aren't showing up. Please post a direct link to the page with the photos.

 

Thanx for the advise will Do!

 

Actually, there is a VDB on the reverse.

 

Yup:thumb:
VDB is there weak but there..

 

Since I just landed the perfect 1909 for my set, I thought I would display it here with the Coinboard WingedLiberty put together for me.

My goal was to assemble a set of MPLs that graded 66BN. There is one glaring exception to the set, the 1910 PR66RB. At one time that spot was filled with a 66BN that I had traded the 66RB for. After holding it for a year, we both decided to trade the coins back again.

Wouldn't you know it, the 66BN just upgraded to a 67BN. But that's OK. It's a great coin.

The 1909 and 1912 are both former Larry Shepherd coins.

The 1910 and 1911 are both former Stewart Blay coins.

The 1914 was formerly owned by Richard Shapiro, whose Raisinet MPL sets are two of the nicest toned sets in creation.

The 1915 was owned by Brian Wagner and his flyingeagle1856 set

The 1916 was previously owned by Matt Chapman, Duane Blake and Brian Wagner.

The 1913 is a mongrel purchased from a Heritage Auction.

 

Robec, All I can say is WOW! Thanks for sharing an incomperable set of MPL's

 

WOW Bob....AMAZING SET!

 

Posting a few key and semi-key dates for my wheat set. They're not in the best condition, but I plan on upgrading them in the future.
First a 1931-S.

 

1922D.

 

1924D.

 

Very nice set!