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1914-D Lincoln Wheat Cent, PCGS Graded XF-40 (Straight) With Spot Of Verdigris, Help?

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 Posted 02/03/2026  11:15 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add HackerJC to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I really appreciate everyone's input, you all have way more experience than I do.

They have to hold the coin for 5-7 days because I paid with an echeck but hopefully I'll have it in 9 days or less and get to see what it looks like in person.

I will definitely search for the proper way to store slabbed coins... right now they are all in a box which in a fire resistant bag with a couple 100g desiccants... which is in safe in my house. I was storing each one in a small 4x3 in. ziplock baggie as well but I took them out because I was afraid I might be locking in moisture.
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right now they are all in a box which in a fire resistant bag with a couple 100g desiccants... which is in safe in my house.


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I was storing each one in a small 4x3 in. ziplock baggie as well but I took them out because I was afraid I might be locking in moisture.
You can use them, just add a desiccant bag inside with the slab.
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You can use them, just add a desiccant bag inside with the slab.


I recommend a nice, harshly cleaned copper cent in there too as a sacrificial absorber of anything that finds its way in. Steel wool works great!
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I recommend a nice, harshly cleaned copper cent in there too as a sacrificial absorber of anything that finds its way in. Steel wool works great!
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