Post some Lincolns!!!

TY.

But the 18-S in 64 brown lists for more than the 10-S, 11-S, 12-S, 13-S, 16-S, 17-S, 19-S, & 20-S and nearly as much as the 09-S according to both PCGS and Numismedia. It is also higher than every other Denver/Philadelphia wheat except the 14-D and 24-D (nearly the same as the 24-D).

 

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That is some interesting info there...
Wonder why???
Was the 1918 weakly struck, or was it more spent in that year, and most are circulated (The population lower I'm guessing)
That is interesting...

 

All my Blackberry (BB) errors I am going to edit and call RBBDPA- RETARDED BLACKBERRY DUPLICATE POSTS AGAIN!!!!

 

Sorry, but I hope to hurt you some more - and that is not saying that I to hurt you. However, every shot I get at one of those. I am going to take.

 

RLM- really I am glad for you, but the competitive streak comes out. Where is your NGC registry? I looked the other day and it was gone it seemed? If you have a few spare 18 S's you could sell at a "friend" discount I will accept!! I post my 64 BN 1919 S later.

 

I am sill there. That one put me up to #15 - http://coins.www.collectors-society.com/registry/coins/SetListing.aspx?PeopleSetID=45703.

 

Just cheked out most of your coins, RLM. Very nice coins. I really like the 25 S, the 1953 P, 15 S and a few others I can't remember now that were great looking.

 

TY. I am way behind in taking pix and posting them. Unless I get them done soon, my guess is that I will get further behind before I catch up.

 

New photos of some old Lincolns.





:smile

 

RLM- Here's my friends thanks to Charmy Harker. Mr 17 S (63 BN) and 19 S (64 BN).

 

Absolutely love the 1909!
Don't care for the 1964 that much, and the 1943 is not my cup of tea either...
But the 1909 VDB, stuns me

Now that 1917 S is a real beauty!!!
NICE Wheaties Boss

 

That 09 is gorgeous.

I see why you like that 1964 also. But how does that 43 fit into your set?

 

Nice ones. I am still looking for a 17-S, but everytime I look, someone else looks harder.

 

Nice guy !!!!!!!

 

Here is another - mostly for Lehigh. My photography/camera made the obverse look bright. In hand, it is much duller. Sorry, but the slab is badly scratched. However, all that color added to the obverse, should go onto the reverse. The middle is kind of greenish.

 

The 57 D is sweet. Years of 56-58 seemed to tone rainbow more than others. I keep trying to find rainbow/cool toned coins (graded) but hard to find. Yes- RLM- I don't see 17 S's a lot above 63 grade.

 

I would be happy with a 63 17-S. It is just that someone else is not as happy as I - at least not yet.

 

a lot of them come from the old style mint sets.

 

Buy a bottle of plastix clear plastic cleaner and polish from walmart. tried it on my newer and cheaper slabs and it worked great.

 

Believe it or not, that is post "Scratch Out". It did not seem to do much good on this slab. And "Scratch Out" is what you used initially.