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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Troy Estrema, post: 3394039, member: 101952&quot;]Ok so I apologise for being late to the party. But I am trying to complete a small one cent book years 1856-current (now 2019!!!). I also have a few questions. I will only focus on the 1909-1958 Lincoln Wheat Ears. I keep coming up with a 158 total variations count. That is all P&lt;D&lt;S, VDB, DDO, D/D, D/S, S/S, Weak D, No D, and so on and so on you get the idea. I am going for the whole enchilada!!! Go big or go home!!!! So anyways I currently have 130 out of that 158. I will probably acquire at least 3 more by the time I get a response. First question, just want some confirmation of an all types total quantity? Secondly going off of a 2013 11th edition U.S. Coin Digest lowest grading column G-4 I am tallying $5,750.45 for this collection in its entirety. Now there are 7 high value cents I will probably never acquire and taking those out of the picture the remaining balance is $975.45. Now remember old price guide and lowest grading column, but does that seem right? I read that the gentleman who started this thread said that the collection consisted of 141 I assume this is a smaller number because it&#039;s lacking some of the extremely scarce varieties or errors? But the 55&#039; DD and the 22 no D&#039;s (plural Die 2 and die 3) where brought up are they included in that 141? Also someone mentioned a 1909s VDB was going for $10 BIN on ebay? Was this sarcasm? Or if I travelled back in time to 2016 would this be true? (my attempt to being sarcastic) The 1909s VDB books for like $1000! Anyways those 4 coins were part of the 7 I took out. So to my point..... 151 is my total goal which I am missing 21 to get to (but if you are going off of the 141 I am only missing 11), F-12 is my averaging grade, I would like to hear some estimates? Please. Thank you.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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