Post your Lincolns!

I think this would still be same grade if resubmited .

 

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Ok. ICG is located about 5 miles from my house here in Florida. They do seem to have a good eye for Lincolns.

 

It is a beautiful coin, but I doubt either NGC or PCGS would give it a 68. PCGS's highest graded 1941-S is MS67+ and NGC is maxed at MS67.

 

This is one we will have to agree to disagreed

 

Bought this one raw ! It just came back from NGC on thursday.

 

NGC MS67RD 1945 S CAC Lincoln Wheat Ear cent

 

Looks like your tryin to put a complete set 1909-2008-PDS 1909-1935 MS 67Rd will cost if there is even one in MS 67 Rd

 

Here are 2 more Lincoln Wheat Ear cents that I bought about 2 months ago that were recently sent into CAC for me by a fellow CT member "Thank You" that received a green sticker. NGC MS67RD 1944 D and NGC MS67RD 1958 D Lincoln Wheat Ear cents.

 

Nice pickup. Both have a very low population in MS 67Red!

 

I have been fortunate enough too do business with a dealer who has made some great picks over the years looking through mint and proof sets and sending coins off too be graded. I probably have at least a dozen coins in my registry set that have come from him. NGC MS69RD 1994 Lincoln Memorial population 1/0 and NGC MS69RD 1994 D Lincoln Memorial population 3/0. Always got too thank robec for the great photo work

 

A good eye and dealer !!!
Ya can not beat that combo!

 

12 NGC MS69RD 2002 Lincoln Memorials with just this example graded higher due too the proof like designation. Thanks always too robec for the great photos

 

I got this one in the mail today, less than the listed marked price.

 

I like that animation there.

 

I borrowed it off another website. I guess you could copy it to your computer, also.

 

Two from my type set.

 

PCGS PR67RD

 

Nice 1954-D Rpm !

 

Some NGC MS67RD 1960 and 1960 D Large and Small date Lincoln Memorials. NGC populations in order are 23/0, 23/0, 25/0 and 51/0. The 1960 large date has what appears too be a die crack from Lincoln's hairline too his eye and also across his coat. Thanks too robecsimages for the great photos