Someone please play Taps for this cent

http://cgi.ebay.com/1914-D-LINCOLN-...mQQptZCoins_US_Individual?hash=item27ae7db3d6

 

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Is it authentic?

 

Who knows? Half of the front is gone. A true man without a face:mouth:

 

That coin looks beat to _ _ _ _!!

 

I was all set to buy that one but noticed I would have to pay $1.50 for postage so that put it out of my monitary income bracket. :goofer:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WRoWPhLU2Q

p.s. this is one of the BEST renditions of taps I've ever heard!

 

anyone taking bets on what it'll go for?

I'm guessing at least $100

 

I'll take the under on that

 

Luckily its saving grace is that it has "FINE" details

-LTB

 

A hole filler for sure. Come to think about it, I have a hole in that date....

 

I'll take it as a hole filler for the current price.

 

Anyone think it is not authentic? I have two holes for the entire Lincoln Cent series, and not a lot of resources to fill them......

 

I have a hole in my album for that one too, but the only hole I'd put that coin in is one in my back yard!

 

That was spectactular, thanx for sharing...

 

She's over $75 now. More than I'd pay for that clunker!

 

Outstanding!!

 

Me: I'm guessing at least $100

I shoulda bet you!

(Final price $120.27 + $1.50 p)

I was basing my guess on that the greysheet bid for G-4 is around $170

Granted, this may well be less than G-4 . . . but it is one of the major keys...

 

That convinces me to go back to the coin shop where he has one twice as good (but still well worn) for $90.00 and resell it on the bay.

 

I think that would probably work -- real keys seems to command a premium.

Keep us posted if you do that!

 

I bid on it for a while as I thought I could fill one of my only two holes in my Lincoln cent collection. But I dropped out at around $70.