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Work on your focus and lighting and the "godly halo" will be apparent to everyone, even if it is not in the picture!

 

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Sorry, but among MPL enthusiasts, that is a famous Matte Proof. It is a PR67+RB which sold for around $260,000 10 or so years ago. It is now a part of a 53 coin hoard which contains all VDB Proofs.........the key coin of the MPL series.

BTW, not only is it the highest graded RB VDB it also comes with a gold CAC bean.

 

Bob @robec I have missed you my old friend. I need to talk to you in hopes of some assistance.

 

Nelson @SSG_Gonzo, Any time! Send me a PM or email.

 

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Hey ! Cool . I lost 3 friends here since Xmas . Hope their OK .
Glad you two re-connected .

 

@robec is one of the few people here that I can get honest opinions from and has helped me become a better coin collector, coin imager and one that I have been able to meet in person and took me on a few coin expeditions.

 

3 newps for the wheat collection, brought to you by the Denver mint. The only one I am not crazy about is the '27 D. Mind you, the collection up to this point is MS so when I bought what I thought by the picture was "AU" I had greater hopes. I feel the wear on the hair near the near, cheek and jaw line are too excessive for AU, but then again, I have not had much experience in this line as I have been working with MS set up to this point. Thoughts?

 

I hope you are serious and don't game-play with the people on CT, they are here to help, but aren't into mind games.

 

New arrivals...

 

A recent find.

 

Great rims and beautiful color.

 

That’s an amazing Lincoln

 

I just came across this photo again, and I liked it. I hope you do too.

 

This is not allowed! And if it was it is in the wrong area.

 

Rainbow toned and not for sale...






"The green Hulk" 1945

 

My 1984 Doubled ear variety....

 

Not the best of pics but they will do. Both have fairly strong wheat lines despite my photographic abilities. Those San Francisco 1920's cents are near impossible to find in a good grade and priced to my liking and I believe I may have to settle for AUs until I can find upgrades for them. Oh well, all is fun in the hunt.