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Cascade tried to hustle me for this one and another before I decided to get them graded first. I'll hook him up for helping me choose the best ones to send in.

 

Another at PCGS

 

At PCGS too. Hopefully the "Quest. Color" slabs dont come back.

 

This is a nice red color on this 1970 S Lincoln. Taken through the cellophane.

 

2 of the coins from the 'bay albums after a bath.

 

So I've been on a mission buying again. Here are a few more that are going into the collection. the 26-s is a ms64rb and the other two coins are both pcgs ms66browns

 

This was taken through a scratched holder. I hope the animation helps show the coin through the scratches.

 

Nothing compared to most of these, but it made me happy to find it in a bag of pennies...

 

Nice Clip!
Is it a clip? @paddyman98
The Clip looks like it expanded the collar?

 

Thank you! As far as I know it's a clip. Lol I was pretty happy about pulling it out of circulation.

 

It's a Clip. It's at the very edge so you will see the effect you see. I see a very slight Blakesley Effect on the opposite side Obverse.

 

Yes. I see that. I think you're the one who explained the Blakeslee Effect to me. We'll now I have 2 of them: a 1944 and this one. Now if I could only find a true DD...

 

I too am looking for a true DD. I wish you luck.

 

I emailed Mark Wexler the other day with some photos of a 1989 D on the advice of a friend and he emailed back and said it looked like what the Mint calls plating doubling,but couldn't say for sure without an inspection of the coin. Know anything about that? I can't find any info on it.