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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 3175015, member: 78298&quot;]It would need to look almost perfect to the naked eye.</p><p>I believe all grading should be equal. But that&#039;s not the way they do it.</p><p>A key coin which would grade lower on a different date, grades higher.</p><p>It&#039;s not fair but that&#039;s how they do it.</p><p>Since the 1959-P is a common coin, it would have to be EXCEPTIONAL</p><p>to grade a 68.&nbsp; The second coin to me is a 65. They might go 66, but I doubt any higher and it will not be worth the cost of grading.</p><p>I believe the $5 price for a roll of 1959-P uncirc. is good/ a fair deal for both the buyer</p><p>and seller. But you would need 1 or 2 killers out of that roll (plus grading fees)</p><p>to make a profit if you are looking to sell. There&#039;s really not much market for an MS 65&nbsp; 1959 Lincoln. The retail on that is .30 cents.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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