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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;EdThelorax, post: 3340194, member: 99854&quot;]I believe that is the case. 1910 is the easiest to find, and cheapest, but usually not by too much. I think they are supported by being a type coin. </p><p>Then 1911 and 1912 with 1909 being closer to 1914 maybe even a bit higher. 1915 and 16 are pricey, and a 1909 VDB costs as much as a house, if you could even find one.</p><p>Kevin Flynn wrote a book called &quot;Matte Proof Lincolns&quot; which is helpful with diagnostics and has all the data and lots of pictures. </p><p>Pricing has as much to do with eye appeal as it does grade from what I have seen.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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