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<p>[QUOTE="Just Carl, post: 136906, member: 4552"]Just curious if you are collecting in an Album like the Whitman Classic there would be slots for the 22 Plain and 55DD. Hope your not putting coins in those folders with the slots and backing with glue on them like the cheap Whitman folders. By your list sounds like you have an 09S too. Nice collection so far. </p><p>As to the key date coins, as already said, if buying only go for the ones that have been TPG graded and authenticated. Just to many fakes out there. However, if you go to coin shows and get to know some really great dealers they usually can help you with a raw key coin that is not a fake. </p><p>If you like that set of coins you may want to invest in a coin book called Looking Through Lincoln Cents. It explains just about anything you want to know about those coins. </p><p>If buying unslabbed key dates I wouldn't worry to much about the 31S though. Way to many real ones in high grades out there for a very small amount of money. Way back in the 30's people saw the low mintage and hoarded many of them as soon as they hit the streets. </p><p>Great collection so far.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Just Carl, post: 136906, member: 4552"]Just curious if you are collecting in an Album like the Whitman Classic there would be slots for the 22 Plain and 55DD. Hope your not putting coins in those folders with the slots and backing with glue on them like the cheap Whitman folders. By your list sounds like you have an 09S too. Nice collection so far. As to the key date coins, as already said, if buying only go for the ones that have been TPG graded and authenticated. Just to many fakes out there. However, if you go to coin shows and get to know some really great dealers they usually can help you with a raw key coin that is not a fake. If you like that set of coins you may want to invest in a coin book called Looking Through Lincoln Cents. It explains just about anything you want to know about those coins. If buying unslabbed key dates I wouldn't worry to much about the 31S though. Way to many real ones in high grades out there for a very small amount of money. Way back in the 30's people saw the low mintage and hoarded many of them as soon as they hit the streets. Great collection so far.[/QUOTE]
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