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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhp3rd, post: 830076, member: 16510&quot;]The answer is time combined with value.&nbsp; Because after about 1935 most copper is still RD most of time.&nbsp; Also there is no real added value because if it&#039;s RD, it should be.&nbsp; Combine that with mintage numbers increasing so much from then on it&#039;s just a mute point, for now anyway.</p><p>If i&#039;ve hear it once I&#039;ve head it a hundred times, &quot;I&#039;m going to complete my Lincoln&#039;s in RD BU form 1935 to date but for the others I&#039;ll need to settle on BN, RB or circulated coins&quot;.</p><p>It is a problem though in finding true value on many coins.&nbsp; You kind of have to guess so often.&nbsp; The good part is many cents are undervalued when BN and many high end BN coins are still bargins.&nbsp; I know they do this on some late Indians and early date Lincoln&#039;s and keys, semi-keys.</p><p>In time they will have to give the values for most all copper coins in RD, RB, and BN and should do so now but,,,[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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