1964 Proof 70 RD 1cent

Echoing here...yes, photos. Please.

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Could use a better photo,but for sure not a PF70.
John1

thanks for all the comments , how cool the reverse Lincoln building is not alinged to the letters

No way it's going to cross IMO. Proofs are hard enough to grade with good pictures, all we can do is ballpark with the given ones. I see no error or doubling - looks normal to me.

That said, I really like ICG for Lincolns. I own some myself and have bought/sold/traded their slabbed coins for years. They are generally accurate so I'm surprised they even gave a 70 out. It must be pretty nice. However, these commonly grade 66-68 so I suspect this coin would be no different.

https://www.PCGS.com/coinfacts/coin...4-1c-rd/3404

i didn't grade this coin (ICG did) and photos dont give any justice because only 300 size pictures under, let's say I take my coin out from this folder (wich I only buy for 20 dollars) send to PCGS and grades 68 or higher but as an "error coin" for the reverse...just saying

For what it's worth, I peeked at TPG websites and Greysheet. Greysheet, of course, only goes to PF67, which was $7 bid. 1964 is its lowest price proof year for all Lincolns listed. PCGS says a PF70 would be worth $2250, with 4250 1964 proofs graded and only 10 at PF70. NGC has PF70 at $675 with 11+k graded and 0 PF70.

Stay well,
Diy89Nurm7

Keep working on your images - these are still way out of focus.