Post your Lincolns!

I was working my way through the proofs from 1936-2010, but I seem to have taken a 3 month break. Here's a 1975-S.

 

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Believe it or not I think this is my first ever Lincoln purchase. Seems to be a tougher date in gem? People needed to spend these in 1931!

 

Joining the fun with another colorful 1931-D. Not as colorful as yours, though. That's a beauty.

 

Yes, very tough coin, especially in red. I looked for a red one for over a decade and this is closest I got:

 

1976-S Proof

 

Thats gotta be one of the better ones

 

Recently found this 22D. The reverse has some serious wear.

 

On the 22's. If the obverse is good. The reverse are worn. Thats just the way they were made. They ran the heck out of those dies in 1922. Oops. Super find. Very lucky

 

Thanks for the info.

 

1977-S Proof. I have seen these spots on coins in the original packaging, too.

 

Arrived today + my images

 

I have rolls of them to check. Looks like you have them all.

 

Not yet still need die 5 & 9, but I'm working on it

 

It's not wear on the coin, it's wear on the working die itself. You have a VF coin.

 

Gluttun

 

@Cheech9712
I know this is insane, but it keeps me sane.

 

1978-S Proof. The lack of detail in the Lincoln Memorial's steps is just appalling.