Post your Lincolns!

Found this today in a roll. Added it to my Toned circulation Lincoln folder.

 

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WOW - Nice find! Finding one toned that well is rare - I know that you know if you search a lot!

I would like to see that. Sounds like a brilliant idea to me. I'm going to work on that for modern Lincolns. Such a set for 1959 up would be unique among the millions of full red sets.

 

Found this 55S today.

 

Here are a few pics. The entire album has been had at face. Some of the darker ones are a deep blue.

 

I thought the S mint mark looked cluttered. It looks like a chip broke out of the die. I'm afraid this is not some highly sought-after overpunched date!

 

Great project!

I toyed years ago with the idea of putting together a full brown set of Memorial cents. I like mint state coins which creates a TOUGH problem, finding many modern cents in MS BN is next to impossible!

 

Not the clearest picture I have but it'll do!

 

These were common when I was a young teenager going through $50 bags of cents. But then, that was only 20 years after they were minted.
The S mint has bright die scratches that disappear under the N in CENT.



Oops, I almost forgot this one.



The assistant at the LCS pried this off the side of a steel filing cabinet, and tossed it in with my purchase for free. Not only is it copper-plated steel, but magnetized to boot.

 

Pulled one of my binder sheets from the bank today....getting back to some "re-imaging".

I forgot how much luster this one had...tons!

 

Plain old BN coin, I liked it, I kept it:

 

Fresh shots of my 1910 rainbow toner:

 

This toner has almost no copper color left, it's a silverish-gold looking coin in hand with loads of cartwheel and frosty surfaces.

 

One of my grandfather's coins:

 

Hard for me to photograph, this coin has blazing luster, so bright it shows every imperfection.

 

Got this coin from ArizonaJack back in the day, it's one of my favorites. It's a dark toner with super, cartwheel luster:

 

I know for a fact there are other 1910's out there, even if you seem to have every single one of them!