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So......... the question is am I an idiot  for not checking the cent before getting out the scissors? Or is the value still there? Also, there is some sort of film on it from the mint packaging, do I just leave it?  So many questions sorry  Edited by cjspearsdog
06/07/2013 12:15 am
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Depending on the grade of the Lincoln is what makes the coin valuable. What did you pay for the mint set? I wouldn't clean anything off the coins you risk damaging them if you can get some good pics of the coins and post them in the coin grading section there are lots of folks on here that can give you an idea of the grade.
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06/07/2013 01:06 am
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The 1970 mint set has more value because of the Kennedy half. A couple of bonuses are in finding a small date or a RPM (I found two in mint sets and cut them out). People interested in these mint sets are looking for what you've found. I think you did the right thing and cut them out. Your coin could be a small date. The weak liberty makes it promising, but some large dates also have a weak liberty. Its tough to call from your pictures, but looks like a small date to me. |
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The 9 looks good so I am saying nice SD. John1  |
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so concensus is small date. is it worth sending to a TPG? |
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Based on the photos, small date, no doubt. Nice find.  |
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As for TPG, that's up to you. I'd put in my album as that's one of the few I don't have yet. |
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Quote: is it worth sending to a TPG? In my opinion, it's not worth enough to justify the expense of sending it to a TPG. It's been a while since I've priced the 70-S small date, but I would guess a full red example would be somewhere around $50 or so. If it were me, I'd put it in a Dansco album or a 2x2 and leave it alone. |
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KEEP IT for sure. Nice Find.
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Nice find--and a lot of the SD dies were seriously overpolished. You can tell by the mintmark.
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Or the mint mark could be a partial grease error.
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So from what I gather this is an authentic SD, No need to send it to a TPG. One last question, I posted a pick on the grading section and a couple people responded with a MS-63 RD grade. From my small amount of research would a $35-$50 price tag sound fair? |
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Sound correct if the grade is right.
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