I was looking to get some fillers for my Lincoln collection, perhaps find a nice RPM or OMM. I got in the case and picked up a 1970-S Lincoln. Something was different about it, I louped it, then louped it again, then tried different angles, lighting, you know. In every way this has to be a "high 7". The loop in the 9 curls back toward the 7, IBERTY is weak. If this is NOT a high 7 then excuse me and I will quit the hobby. The catch is, if it is a high 7,.....look at the bottom right of the flip and what I paid for it. hya::hail: What do you guys/gals think? And BTW, is "louped" a word? hehehe
so you are going to quit the hobby after the purchase? well you wont need this coin then send it to me for a whole $ . Nice pick up
Of course I meant if it is NOT a small date then I'll quit. But hmmmmm I could make a .65 profit. Tempting
I'm not a Lincoln expert but if all that you are stating is correct then all I can say is..............WOW>>>>>>
think about it you get to quit the hobby you make 3x profit and you save all the money in the future because you wont buy coins again my finances have been ruined ever since the day i laid my eyes on coins think about it and then dont quit
Isn't it interesting and Soooo impressive when knowledge allows someone to score so well! Knowledge , you can't say it too much! Excellent job! Of course if it was me, the dealer would probably know something was different. Jim
Nice cherry pick erwizard!!! After all these years I still can't distinguish the small date from the large date 70 S cent. Lou
