Post a Toned Coin

Comments welcome I don't a pic of the reverse right now.

 

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I don't pic of reverse but what do you think of obverse? Grade color etc.

 

I was hoping to get some feedback on the two Lincoln's I posted. I know there's only obverse pics but I'm curious as to what you think they grade with just these pics to go off of?

 

I like both of them a lot. I think both would go 65BN. I would like to see the reverse of both.

 

I like them but it sure would be nice to see the reverses.

 

I like both of them a lot, also. 32-D is particularly hard to get in gem condition. I think it would go 64 BN, but it might make 65. The 60-D would go 66 RB.

 

As soon as I can I will pics if reverse. I figure I did ok for less than $8 for both. I got lucky I reckon. Thanks for the likes and comments.

 

Love the color on the obverse. It's so rare to find Peace dollars with nice toning like that.

 

Wow, 60-D is a stunner!

 

$8? The 1960-D just sold for $145 on ebay.

 

And the 1932-D is BIN for $175. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1932-D-Linc...inal-Toning-/160763310788?hash=item256e3d72c4

 

Too bad about the big hit on the reverse of the 32-D. Looks like a cool coin otherwise.

 

My first take would be a strike through, but I cannot tell for sure. It might also be a lamination. There is a small lamination crack just south of it.

 

Ahhh, I was pretty quick to reply upon viewing it initially. Certainly possible.

 

My that is an awesome coin. The textile look is cool. I love it!

 

Too bad that's not a small date... very pretty.

 

Thank you Very much Steve! One thing, that is not textile, it is a fingerprint. I personally think, depending on how they tone up, some fingerprints can enhance the toned look of a given coin.

 

Impressive 53-S!