MS66+
To me, that Lincoln is a solid 5, but I might change my mind if I saw a slab photo.
The quality of toning and surface preservation says 4, but the coolness factor of the double crescent brings it to a 5 for me.
The OP won't see this because he has me blocked, but there is an old thread about cracking slabs. Have you ever cracked a coin out of a slab
What if you have a photograph of the coin in the slab with the label?
MS66 RD
Because the toning is green, I’m giving it a 4.
I gathered from this post that you were interested in dropping it. These two posts are evidence that you are not interested in dropping it....
The coin looks very lackluster for an MS64 and the fact that a coin with that level of toning but no star designation concerns me even more about...
Oh, I get to vote on my own coin, I give it a 3
Last I checked, E-Bay requires full slab photos of both the obverse & reverse, so sellers using just TruViews are in violation of E-Bay policy....
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It woulda been a hoot if you were around when BNB Analytics bought his 3 legged Buffalo. I kid you not, that was probably the most entertaining...
A rube is simply another name for a novice. Would you prefer I use greenhorn or neophyte? And please define “everything else.” My definition is...
Agreed, but it is worded so poorly that a collector can glean that it means what @Rick B thinks it means, then it becomes terrible advice IMO....
What exactly is my “freakin way” of collecting? And when I say that you don’t know what you are doing, I’m not talking about your plan or style...
Approximately 150, I’m constantly buying and selling so it is hard to keep track.
I’m in the MS65 camp
Actually, I think Bresset’s advice is terrible for a beginner, and my guess is that he would advise against people with limited knowledge spending...
PR65
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