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lol, Mommy, can I have $100? I need to buy a penny. haha, that would be awesome. |
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Mommy, can I have $100? I need to buy a penny.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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True Nod, only now for many of us we would be asking our wives for $100 to buy a penny!
So Scott, numerically speaking, how many do you have left to complete the set?
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lol, Mommy, can I have $100? I need to buy a penny. She did drive me to the coin shop and bought me the Lincoln Whitman folders!  |
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Valued Member
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go to mesacoin.com - all Lincolns :)
(plus, I know the guy)
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mklpatrick I have 16 left
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If you still need a 1909-S VDB or 1914-D, then $100 is not going to get you anywhere.
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I'm down to 14:
1909-S VDB
1909-S
1910-S
1911-S
1912-S
1913-D
1914-D
1914-S
1917-D
1918-D
1923-S
1926-S
1931-S
1951-S
I figure I can get a few of these for only a couple of bucks each, especially since I'm just filling holes and don't care about grade. Then it should be down to half-a-dozen or so.
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If you still need a 1909-S VDB or 1914-D, then $100 is not going to get you anywhere. We were talking 1980 prices in reference to when I started collecting them. While I could have bought the 1914-D and 1931-S for $100, the 1909-S VDB would have cost $200. |
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ok we kind of got off the subject here can any one recommend some online dealers or a I hate to say it ebay seller as I dont have a dealer near me to buy these coins from I prefer to buy them certified thanks |
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Harlan J BerkI have never bought from them, but I have been seriously considering it.
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I like Bobby's site. I've never bought from them, either, at least not yet. Not sure if he has a lot in Lincolns but he does have a nice selection. http://www.bobby131313.com |
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Scott,
Going the auction route for certified, there is Heritage (ha.com, already mentioned), and teletrade.com. Both have nice pictures.
-steve
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I use both heritage and teletrade...and have for over 4 years...heritage to sell your coins...teletrade to buy your coins. at both you will be charged a premium, so figure that in. As far as ebay, I only deal in modern certified coins, so I can't recommend myself  but just check the feedback totals (and look at some of the comments also)..and good luck...   |
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