OMG! That 72 DDO....unbelievable! :eek: :bigeyes:
Looks like an old cleaning, probably EF coin, worth about $12.
Time to be the devil... So, you're saying the entire Memorial cent series has NO key dates? Has there ever been a complete US coin series...
Open the ebay bidding at $1,000,000! Congrats...an amazing find! :bigeyes:
What's even funnier is when they offer a full, money back return. LOLOLOL
Looks like a 35 to me, nice coin!
I love that 1914! :)
He's talking about the Mint LP1 set. Personally, I don't think it's going to "die down". There was a limited number of sets made and they sold...
What's going on with this coin? :confused:
Welcome to CT! Sorry, the mint made no cents with a reeded edge, it is what we call post mint damage.
I think the example you posted is just heavily worn and cleaned. The P mint coins were generally well-struck. It's the branch mints that really...
I haven't had anything slabbed by them yet, but based on the pictures and internet comments I've seen they are spot on at grading. Their Lincoln...
The 47-S looks to be about MS-62/63, CDN about $0.30.
Aaaahahahahahahahahahahahahah!
HEHEHEHE....It's all in good fun my friend! The 25-D and -S Lincolns were some of the worst coins minted. Chuck Daughtrey photograded the 25-D...
tmoney....also keep in mind that the 1922-D's can be well struck:
Yes, I heard it before....doesn't mean I have to agree with it as a Lincoln collector. Exceptions have to be made in the Lincoln series, let me...
You can't grade the 1922D's like other Lincolns, in the lower grades you have to grade on wear and not strike. One hint is to look at the rims, on...
Look at the pics and tell me which die pair my coin matches the closest? [IMG] [IMG]
There's definately no D present. If you're seeing something in the photo, it's your imagination. Trust me, I've looked this coin over many times...
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