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<p>[QUOTE="Midas, post: 103653, member: 2761"]IMO...</p><p><br /></p><p>Lincoln reds before 1940 in MS65 condition or better will continue to rise. After all, finding and keeping Lincolns in RED condition is not easy. With that said, I keep my red Lincolns before 1950 in Intercept Sheilds in an Eagle Page holder. These pages are in an acid-free photo calm shell binder. All things being equal, this seems to do a good job. Now, you also have to keep them in room temperature and dry (low humidity) too! Intercept sheilds will not reverse toning or carbon spots, they will just inhibit them and help keep Lincolns in their <u>current</u> state.</p><p><br /></p><p><img src="http://www.mjcoins.com/coin_holder_small.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /><img src="http://www.pfile.com/images/century-album-80p.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>Like with all coins...grade, rarity, survial rates, and market demand all play a role in coin prices. That is why a 1914-D Lincoln in AU55 condition is actually worth more than the 09S-VDB in the same grade. Sure they made more 14-D's, but these coins were circulated for years before people figured out that the mint didn't make much. Consequently finding MS 14-D's are available...but at SERIOUS dollars!</p><p><br /></p><p>Grading with PCGS or other TPG's? I will submit a coin if it has a value of at least $150 or more. Considering you are paying $15 to $30 per submission, you have to ask yourself if it is really worth it? With that said, I would NOT by a key date coin like the 09S-VDB, 1922-Plain (Strong Reverse), 14-D or 55 DDO unless it was certfied! There is just too many fakes floating out there!</p><p><br /></p><p>So...I am hoping that in 2009, a whole new generation of collectors will be interested in collecting all 100 years of Lincoln cents. I'm ready. Considering we are just temporary owners of our coins, I may sell them in 2010 and cash out.</p><p><br /></p><p>...then start on something else <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Midas, post: 103653, member: 2761"]IMO... Lincoln reds before 1940 in MS65 condition or better will continue to rise. After all, finding and keeping Lincolns in RED condition is not easy. With that said, I keep my red Lincolns before 1950 in Intercept Sheilds in an Eagle Page holder. These pages are in an acid-free photo calm shell binder. All things being equal, this seems to do a good job. Now, you also have to keep them in room temperature and dry (low humidity) too! Intercept sheilds will not reverse toning or carbon spots, they will just inhibit them and help keep Lincolns in their [U]current[/U] state. [IMG]http://www.mjcoins.com/coin_holder_small.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://www.pfile.com/images/century-album-80p.jpg[/IMG] Like with all coins...grade, rarity, survial rates, and market demand all play a role in coin prices. That is why a 1914-D Lincoln in AU55 condition is actually worth more than the 09S-VDB in the same grade. Sure they made more 14-D's, but these coins were circulated for years before people figured out that the mint didn't make much. Consequently finding MS 14-D's are available...but at SERIOUS dollars! Grading with PCGS or other TPG's? I will submit a coin if it has a value of at least $150 or more. Considering you are paying $15 to $30 per submission, you have to ask yourself if it is really worth it? With that said, I would NOT by a key date coin like the 09S-VDB, 1922-Plain (Strong Reverse), 14-D or 55 DDO unless it was certfied! There is just too many fakes floating out there! So...I am hoping that in 2009, a whole new generation of collectors will be interested in collecting all 100 years of Lincoln cents. I'm ready. Considering we are just temporary owners of our coins, I may sell them in 2010 and cash out. ...then start on something else :-)[/QUOTE]
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