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<p>[QUOTE="illini420, post: 1186621, member: 19423"]Thanks! The last coin pictured, the 1909 in PR65RB I purchased in February 2009 from Angel Dees. I just had to have one nice example of a Matte Proof Lincoln cent and Andy found me an awesome coin. One of the favorites in my collection.</p><p> </p><p>The others I actually acquired within the past year. The 1909 in PR66RB and the 1914 in PR66BN I happened to come across at a local coin shop. The dealer had purchased an album of high end Lincoln Cents and was quite surprised the collector had a couple of matte proofs in the album. They were submitted to PCGS for grading and I just had to get them before too many others had a chance to see them and buy them! </p><p> </p><p>Then, within a month or so after that, a collector I know told me he was liquidating his complete matte proof collection (except for the 1909 VDB) which included coins that were off the market for the past 5-10 years. I wish I could have bought them all, but we were able to find a mutually agreeable price on those two.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="illini420, post: 1186621, member: 19423"]Thanks! The last coin pictured, the 1909 in PR65RB I purchased in February 2009 from Angel Dees. I just had to have one nice example of a Matte Proof Lincoln cent and Andy found me an awesome coin. One of the favorites in my collection. The others I actually acquired within the past year. The 1909 in PR66RB and the 1914 in PR66BN I happened to come across at a local coin shop. The dealer had purchased an album of high end Lincoln Cents and was quite surprised the collector had a couple of matte proofs in the album. They were submitted to PCGS for grading and I just had to get them before too many others had a chance to see them and buy them! Then, within a month or so after that, a collector I know told me he was liquidating his complete matte proof collection (except for the 1909 VDB) which included coins that were off the market for the past 5-10 years. I wish I could have bought them all, but we were able to find a mutually agreeable price on those two.[/QUOTE]
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