Just A Glimse....

I'll open the bidding at $5...


Ooops...wrong area!

Those are nice BadThad, but I have all the same ones that I have pulled from rolls or out of bulk lots over the years. They are worn a little, some more than others. They have character, yours do not. I am willing to do you a very big favor. I know that this sounds very selfless of me to make this offer but that is the kind of guy I am. So here is the deal. I will send you mine and you will send me yours. Then you will have some Lincolns that you can really be proud of. But really they are some sweet looking coins, and I love the air-tite 2x2 combo. I am gonna steal that idea and use it here on my stuff. Thanks for sharing man.

Some are roll finds, but most are just from my hard searching at shops and coins shows.

One of my favorite coins is in the above shot, my 1931-D. This coin eluded me FOREVER, trying to find a red, high-grade example is nearly impossible unless you want to go to HA.com and pay $1000+ for a slabbed one. I absolutely ripped this coin from a dealer who didn't care about it, in fact, it was the ONLY Lincoln he had in his display case. He was so busy shooting the breeze with another dealer, I even talked him down on it. LOLOLOL

Here's a shot from my Memorial binder. You can see why I like my storage system. In this picture I have prime examples, errors, mint sets and toners. I intentionally leave about 4-5 spaces open on each page so I can add easily. I learned the hard way! My first go around with this I mistakenly filled ALL of the slots. When I needed to add a coin, I had to move EVERY blasted coin down one. DOH!

them some sweet errors and a fine looking set

Oh yeah they are sweeet. Hmmm I need that and that and oh yeah that whole row there... lolol

I cut and put together a picture of what I call my 1909 VDB "grade set". I have one example of each general grade, from MS to G.

WOW great specimens BadThad

Now I am going to have to go to my local coin shop now and spend more money I don't have.