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Thanks anyhow I did find one but I must admit if he didn't have a 14 day return I would not have made an offer.
If it is as noted I will send it off to get it graded by a different TPG. The FS-012 is the 1101

 

Here are my photos of this DDO which I will crack out and send it off

 

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Are you doing a 1909 Lincoln error set? That can get expensive.
But fun if you can buy right.

 

Your white balance is way off and you're getting too much light on the coin.

EF-45

 

I just bought a nice little pile of cents. All 1973-S and 1973-D $47.00 face value. I got my exercise carrying the bag. I was originally told the bag was a $50.00 bad. Either way I wanted it, but when I found out it was all original rolls I thought that was way better. I see them going for $5.00 to $10.00 on fleabay? Is that really what they're worth or should I just hold them for copper value.

 

Melting American cents for copper. Don't get caught.

 

Heck no, I wouldn't melt them. I'd just hold them for the copper value. Plus it's a fun pile of pennies.

 

It's a fun time looking for something in their . One day bank could offer more money for them . Yay never know

 

Sorry for three .

 

Are you doing a 1909 Lincoln error set? That can get expensive.
But fun if you can buy right.
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Just a 1909 set not all the errors but that could change

 

Lincoln.

 

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Well then again I might go for the
FS-1102 & FS-1502 we'll see

 

I figured many of you would flash the 1909 S and 1909 S VDB. That's why I won't show my 1909 S cud.

 

please do

 

OK here it is. Not in the condition the others are..

 

Currently at NGC for grading. Hoping for a MS64 RD, but IDK.

 

Maybe it is just your pictures, but something does not look right about that coin. Why are the right wheat lines darker than the fields? Nick wise, it is easily a 64 or better, eye appeal is marginal, and I cannot read the luster in your pictures. Red may also be a problem.

 

That is a nice Lincoln, I like the wood grain surface