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<p>[QUOTE="JBK, post: 12254, member: 1101"]I take this slur personally, since I bought a few hundred of this guy's cents!</p><p><br /></p><p>I used to generally look down on these novelties, but I have really gotten interested in counterstamped coins, especially modern ones. So, with that in mind, I figured I could not ignore these novelty Lincolns. They are cheap enough, so that I like, and I don't mind collecting something most others ignore. </p><p><br /></p><p>In this case, one of the lots I bought was for 200+ of the same design. I will keep a mess of them, I will spend a few, and I will add another counterstamp to many and spend most of those. </p><p><br /></p><p>And.....remember this: years ago, most all counterstamps were considered low brow (at least merchant ones, for example), but many sell for 100s of dollars now. </p><p><br /></p><p>Who wants to wager which Lincoln novelty cent will break the $10 barrier (not counting overpriced eBay ones being sold to the uninformned)? Someday there will be a book about these, and the collecting will really begin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="JBK, post: 12254, member: 1101"]I take this slur personally, since I bought a few hundred of this guy's cents! I used to generally look down on these novelties, but I have really gotten interested in counterstamped coins, especially modern ones. So, with that in mind, I figured I could not ignore these novelty Lincolns. They are cheap enough, so that I like, and I don't mind collecting something most others ignore. In this case, one of the lots I bought was for 200+ of the same design. I will keep a mess of them, I will spend a few, and I will add another counterstamp to many and spend most of those. And.....remember this: years ago, most all counterstamps were considered low brow (at least merchant ones, for example), but many sell for 100s of dollars now. Who wants to wager which Lincoln novelty cent will break the $10 barrier (not counting overpriced eBay ones being sold to the uninformned)? Someday there will be a book about these, and the collecting will really begin.[/QUOTE]
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