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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Casman, post: 8290986, member: 85295&quot;]Years back I used to be an avid Cherry Picker.&nbsp; I’d Cherry Picked the first tpg graded and attributed 53 Lincoln Proofs both the 401 and 402 varieties paying less than $40 for the pair.&nbsp; At auction combined they went for $2,250.&nbsp; Now, despite going on to replicate the results therein crashing the population report I still buy them when I find them.&nbsp; Continuing on the story, I’d recently looked at an auction for a pair of 53 proof Lincoln’s in fairly high grades (67’s) and ID’ed the 1 as a 401 and the other being just a regular proof.&nbsp; Anyways, as I’ve I’ve been rather bored I got slightly caught up in the bidding.&nbsp; The pair arrived today and I was right on the one coin being an unattributed FS-401.&nbsp; But….I was wrong about the other being a regular Lincoln Proof.&nbsp; In fact this coin is an unattributed FS-402…LOL.&nbsp; This was a funny surprise as I’d just returned from the Michigan State Numismatic Society show having decided that my eyesight was so poor I must throw in the towel.&nbsp; What are the odds of 2 different unattributed varieties of the same type &amp; year coming up for auction?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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