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<p>[QUOTE="WingedLiberty, post: 1473010, member: 26030"]<b>1941 Lincoln Cent (Proof). </b>I bought this monster off eBay for $62.77 (plus $4.95 shipping) last month. It was already PCGS slabbed as PR64 RB. I am tempted to call this coin the "Missing Coat Variety". Note how Lincoln's coat underneath the date is very weakly stuck (and almost completely invisible), perhaps from a worn or filled die? I don't know very much about how things like this happen, but it's kind of cool. The pink and purple color on the obverse is about as smooth and appealing as you'll ever see on a pre-WW2 proof. Usually Lincoln Proofs from this era show much blotchier color, when you can find them toned that is. My favorite part of this coin might be the sublime blue-indigo-violet coloration (mixed in with a bit of hot pink) on Lincolns head. The exquisite hot pink and purple color extends to the reverse around 8 o'clock, and around the reverse rim. The rest of the reverse is just blindingly nice, with more standard deep sunburst-orange and golden-yellow color, somewhat reminiscent of what you might see gazing into the sun. This is probably about as pretty as you'll ever see a PR64 Lincoln Cent -- and for $68, just a fall-over-in-your-chair amazing bargain. </p><p><br /></p><p><img src="https://mindstar.com/cointalk_photos/TVBlack_1941LincPR64RB.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="WingedLiberty, post: 1473010, member: 26030"][B]1941 Lincoln Cent (Proof). [/B]I bought this monster off eBay for $62.77 (plus $4.95 shipping) last month. It was already PCGS slabbed as PR64 RB. I am tempted to call this coin the "Missing Coat Variety". Note how Lincoln's coat underneath the date is very weakly stuck (and almost completely invisible), perhaps from a worn or filled die? I don't know very much about how things like this happen, but it's kind of cool. The pink and purple color on the obverse is about as smooth and appealing as you'll ever see on a pre-WW2 proof. Usually Lincoln Proofs from this era show much blotchier color, when you can find them toned that is. My favorite part of this coin might be the sublime blue-indigo-violet coloration (mixed in with a bit of hot pink) on Lincolns head. The exquisite hot pink and purple color extends to the reverse around 8 o'clock, and around the reverse rim. The rest of the reverse is just blindingly nice, with more standard deep sunburst-orange and golden-yellow color, somewhat reminiscent of what you might see gazing into the sun. This is probably about as pretty as you'll ever see a PR64 Lincoln Cent -- and for $68, just a fall-over-in-your-chair amazing bargain. [IMG]https://mindstar.com/cointalk_photos/TVBlack_1941LincPR64RB.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
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