Guess the grade #412

1958-D PCGS slabbed

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ms-64rd

 

Ms 63 rd

 

im gonna venture to say its ms65rd

 

MS-66RD (I was torn between MS 65 and MS 66) This is an...interesting cent, with the diagonal scratches and pretty 'shiny' surfaces

 

rlm , are those lines in the field raised like polish lines ?

 

That's exactly what they are.

Good to see you back in business RLM!

 

Yep! And TY

 

Really Dick , it's not the same with out your contests , hope you had a good vacation . : )

 

Lots of Die Polish but hoping some of those scratch's are on the case..65red

 

Enjoyed the baby sitting the grand kids before school started. They are getting to the point where they may not want to do that again.

 

65

 

Welcome back, Dick. I guessed 65.

 

65

 

I'm still waiting on some grandkids , Dick do you have them collecting yet ?

 

Their parents are minimalist. I don't think I am going to have a chance until they go on their own.

 

I'm sure you could pass them a nice lincoln when their parents weren't watching.

 

They each have a complete birth year set PCGS PR69. They used to be proud as punch. "These were made the same year I was born.", but they out grew that or something.

 

If they loved them once I'm sure they will again , children all go through stages as you well know . Next time they show a little interest slip them a shiny Morgan , tell them it's older than you are , they'll be amazed . lol

 

Went with 65 too much chatter besides the die polish lines - my own humble opinion.