I am going to play it save and leave it in for now - just in case even though I suspect I will keep this one. Plan on taking it to my local...
It showed up today. The color is a little on the light side, but I little evidence of any harsh cleaning, but uspect something has been done to...
Here is one I almost forgot about. I missed most of the color on the observe, but got most of it on the reverse. PCI calls it 67 reainbow. I...
I think it is every bit a 67. I have one grade 67 by NGC and it beats that coin easily - IMHO. BTW, it costs me $5.20 - I assume because it is...
Thank you, clembo.
Are you accusing me of something?:mouth: Seriously, there are several of us who at least mostly collect only Lincoln. Join the club. I think...
Anyone want to take a stab at this grade - actual grade, not what the slab says (NTC 68). It may not be a 68, but it comes close.
I am one of the few fans of NTC. I have had some great deals on several Lincolns in NTC slabs - because they are in NTC slabs. They are very...
There is nothing wrong with that listing for grading. Numeric grading is absolutely permitted - just not in the title. Price guide is a no-no.
Somehow, I think this seller is going to be disappointed - 1914-S - . That being said, that is one nice Lincoln. Too bad it is in the wrong slab.
Much easier way is to divide the price of silver (troy ounce) by 1.38 for dimes, quarters, and halves, or 1.29 for dollars. The result is the...
That is an awful lot of thinking. Gray sheet is $1125 in XF and $1250 in AU.
I have seen them worse! That is what it looks like to me.
FYI - the single 1926-S 65 RED sold for $150,000. Other "keys" if you are looking for a red set might include 1923-S, and 1924-S. If you are...
Sorry, but it is me. Both times I discovered the problem because I hit "submit reply" and it did not go. Wish me luck this time.
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The rules I found some time ago say that if you offered insurance and he refused, it is his loss. Otherwise, it is your responsibility to get...
Doug's definition of "harsh cleaning" in any noticeable cleaning. Although I see no wear on the coin (unc), I kind of suspect that it has been...
I thought that you were going to picture your wrapping machine in your "next" one.
1909 S, 1909-S VDB, 1914-D, 1923-S, 1924-D, 1924-S, 1926-S & 1931-S Lincolns in the better grades. I am not too sure how long the silver boom...
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