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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;donwall57, post: 2327691, member: 77057&quot;]It look&#039;s pretty but a bit nicked up.&nbsp; Forgive me but this is my first post and I came in yesterday, so, &quot;greetings and howdy&quot; to all.&nbsp; I discovered, &quot;was given&quot; an old coin book that was purchased in 1958 called Lincoln Cents by Whitman Publishing.&nbsp; The price for this collecting book was $1.50 from Racine, Wisconsin.&nbsp; It starts from 1909 coins and runs through till 1971.&nbsp; What a gift, indeed.&nbsp; So I&#039;ve inherited dozens of coins, many of which were no doubt collected along the way.&nbsp; Logic dictates that since the book was put out on the market in 1958, then that would be my first coin to place in the book. . .considering the individual &quot;just&quot; bought the thing when new.&nbsp; This may explain why I have the most pristine and detailed, unfettered coin I have ever seen, this amazing bright reflective&nbsp; Lincoln 1958 double&nbsp; die is stunning!&nbsp; I am so enamored with it that I have dubbed it &quot;The One.&quot;&nbsp; I hear there were two known and as of the-day-before yesterday, I heard &quot;the other one&quot; had not surfaced yet.&nbsp; I would challenge anyone to show me a &quot;Finer&quot; specimen of&nbsp; this year and I&#039;d be impressed.&nbsp; I&#039;ve got double vision!!&nbsp; What do you think of this &#039;58?[ATTACH=full]471481[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]471481[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]471482[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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