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<p>[QUOTE="Arizona Jack, post: 377414, member: 9308"]<b>From Heritage #442</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Summer F.U.N. auction cat. #442, 2007:</p><p> </p><p>1909-SVDB MS-66RD ICG</p><p> </p><p>" The 1909-S VDB cent was widely hoarded at the time of it's release, and even Mint State coins are available to collectors. Carl Herkowitz, in a November 1995 article in The Numismatist, elaborates on this situation:</p><p> </p><p>" "The vast majority of the 484,000 minted were pounced upon like no other United States coin and kept as centerpieces, as trophys. A Virtual flood tide of citizens from all walks of life seized these talismens from circulation in a half-century long frenzy, and relatively few pieces were lost to the rigors of chance. " "</p><p> </p><p>"This Premium Green Red specimen displays beautiful copper-gold luster with hints of light green undertones and occasional blushes of light crimson. The strike is exquisite, bringing crisp definition to the design elements. Close scrutiny with a glass reveals no mentionable abrasions or spots. Unbelievable technical quality and aesthetic appeal."[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Arizona Jack, post: 377414, member: 9308"][b]From Heritage #442[/b] Summer F.U.N. auction cat. #442, 2007: 1909-SVDB MS-66RD ICG " The 1909-S VDB cent was widely hoarded at the time of it's release, and even Mint State coins are available to collectors. Carl Herkowitz, in a November 1995 article in The Numismatist, elaborates on this situation: " "The vast majority of the 484,000 minted were pounced upon like no other United States coin and kept as centerpieces, as trophys. A Virtual flood tide of citizens from all walks of life seized these talismens from circulation in a half-century long frenzy, and relatively few pieces were lost to the rigors of chance. " " "This Premium Green Red specimen displays beautiful copper-gold luster with hints of light green undertones and occasional blushes of light crimson. The strike is exquisite, bringing crisp definition to the design elements. Close scrutiny with a glass reveals no mentionable abrasions or spots. Unbelievable technical quality and aesthetic appeal."[/QUOTE]
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