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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheNickelGuy, post: 1471860, member: 20201&quot;]I don&#039;t think ANACS would grade a Franklin mint medal, which I am sure there are numerous Lincoln medals that they produced, yet some are sterling silver.</p><p>I do think this Lincoln Dollar you found was the common Presidential dollar and if graded at MS70 by ANACS would probably be worth the price being a &quot;perfect&quot; coin in ANACS opinion.</p><p>I highly doubt that you are referring to a Silver 1918 Illinois Centennial-Lincoln Commemorative half or 2009 Uncirculated Abraham Lincoln Commemorative.</p><p>The ANACS holder has no Certification <span style="color: #000000">Number</span> ? Then I even doubt it is properly graded, no matter what it is.</p><p>If it were a genuine 1918 Illinois Centennial-Lincoln Commemorative half it would be a steal at $35.00 even in any kind of slab unless it is pretty much abused to the point of being only worth bullion.</p><p>I wish you had a picture, perhaps you can find another that looked like it on eBay or Google images and post a link?</p><p>President Abraham Lincoln is very popular. I know of nobody who <i>hates</i> Lincoln.</p><p>(hate is a pretty harsh word)</p><p>EDIT ADDED:</p><p>Here is a 2009 First Strike MS70 Commemorative Lincoln certified by ANACS. It fetched $99.00 on eBay as did others in that range or more. If it is one like this I would run back to get it at that price of $35.00.</p><p>[ATTACH]185109.vB[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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