Indeed my friend!
$12,445 worth of junk! I hope they enjoy it!
What you can't see in the picture is the luster and eye-appeal.....those are VERY important factors when you get into the higher grades.
In the case of Zincolns, it's mostly due to differences in the planchet plating process. As the acid baths become contaminated with different...
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Outstanding example! When you get to the higher ranks of grading Memorial cents, it comes down to luster and eye appeal. For sure, not a doubt...
You could also just rinse your coins with acetone. It's safe for all metal surfaces and will instantly kill any bacteria on the surfaces. Acetone...
I think that's the cherrypick of the YEAR! Congrats!
Well, you definately want them both slabbed being key dates. Who cares if the cent doesn't get graded, a genuine slab is not always a bad thing. :)
...oh...and you got a great deal if the coins are problem-free. I quick look at CDN and it seems you got both coins for about G money. If they are...
Yea....but he does know where the seller lives! LOL
No detailed inventory list? You'd have to be :goofer: to bid on that. All I see is mostly junk, the stuff my dealer tosses into the bargain bin.
AAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.....now that's funny! :mouth:
You gotta love it when this happens!
Thanks for the contest! Once it went away from Lincolns I had no chance....but it was fun!
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Happy Birthday! :D
I'm not a big Frank lover...but those are THE BOMB!
The 14-S is a technical VF coin because of the cheek and jaw separation. I'm with Jack, this is definately a VF-25 coin.
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