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Strike is better, a few hits and contacts, it would grade as MS-?, but it definitely has been exposed to air. Possibly as "ender" or in an old blue folder that has caused that reaction. The two tone is a killer to me.
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I'm not sure what the previous owner has done, but somehow all your coins look blue on the obverse. This would probably have graded as a low MS coin but due to the color I think we're talking environmental damage details here...
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I don't know either but I kinda like them I'll keep them all anyways
Edited by Mrzllewellyn
10/23/2017 1:55 pm
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I am wondering, that does the "11 page find" mean  |
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It's mostly for me and anyone who wants to know about what I have found in the 11 pages I bought lol but I said it in another thing I bought 11 pages of cents these are what I found labeled this
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I've looked over a number of the Lincoln's you've shown and they are consistent in the lower mint state range for most of them.
I'd keep them together since they are similar. A great way to get a starter collection.
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Very nice collection of toned cents!
Ignore other comments about "environmental damage", these coins are NOT damaged, they are market-acceptably toned.
MS-64
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