On the other side of that, I paid $30 for a 23-S and $85 for a 24-D. I was elated to pay to have them slabbed as 63RB and 63BR respectively.
Not sure just what you are looking for as to rarity or value, but I will bet AJ will take care of you either way. Look at apachecoin.com.
My "kid" is almost 40 years old. She has no interest in collecting anything. Lives in a gorgeous home that is just about baron of anything...
I have the time. They have neither the time nor the interest.
I most definitely is there and, IMHO, will absolutely affect the grading. Even Phoenix found it after I pointed it out.
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Aside from the fact that I believe you have started with the wrong assumptions... Even when I take your assumptions, my answer is that it...
Ruben, If your business plan is that much better and your grading is superior to what NGC and PCGS are doing today, I am sure that it will be...
I bought it. You don't know me well enought if you think I would but Godiva.
I am sorry, but I am at a loss for words!
My conversations with metallurgist (not about coins) gives me the exact opposite opinion. Trying to smooth surfaces, we could not use chemical...
OK! Here is one of mine.
And many MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FWIW, I have 1936-, 1937-PDS, 1938-PDS, 1939-PDS, 1940-PDS all certified MS67 red and NONE of them have any beard details.
Ruben, Is Lehigh a little rough on the edges, probably, but he does not purposely try to aggravate as you seem to do. You are just about the only...
Sorry, but my monitor is just not good enough to see this one. It is not you pics this time, but my monitor
Your pics are just enugh out of focus it is hard to tell for sure. That is a descent strike for a 23-S. I would guess 45, but it may well be 40...
Of the MS67 Lincolns Heritage has sold, here is the break out: BN (7) RB (40) RD (8,404)
Excluding the mark, I believe that coin would have a shot at 67 RB. However, the mark is there. Actually, it is very similar to my 29-D both in...
The beard details are typically missing for Lincolns minted from the late twenties on. Most years you would not even know he had a beard. As for...
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