1979 pseudowoody
Nice coin...amazing how different Lincolns can be. Compare with the 68 above which is brassy, your coin is bright, cherry red.
Whoa...that's one heck of a grade! NICE!
Actually, the other coin is MS too. No "before" VC photos, but it ugly....I think the residue actually protected the surfaces in this case. All...
Another find from my Grandfathers collection. He started collecting in the 1940's and this coin was in a very, old and nasty 2x2. There was an odd...
Gas bubbles under the plating are very common starting in 1982. They didn't really get it under control until about 89-90.
That's a fine looking 78!
I would have grabbed that for $5 too! It's cool!
Because my ghetto photography setup doesn't allow for it. :p I'm calibrated for copper! :D Your 43 looks pretty much like the luster I'm seeing...
NGC is inconsistent between 66 and 67. PCGS does a better job at these grade levels IMO.
The 43 has booming luster!
Any comments on the 43?
64RB, looks low on luster, 65 in terms of hits IMO.
1977 pseudowood
I agree, solid 66!
WOW! Nice grade!
Just a little wear but the corrosion is killing it. I'm surprized they slabbed it with the verdigris.
I think I'll be within the old plus/minus one. LOL
It does have strong, MS like luster.
Here's another one I found....lots of luster on this gold toned Jeff.
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