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Pillar of the Community
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I'm gonna say  ! It's very nice, too! Edited by Scooby Due
04/15/2010 9:14 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Congrats! Definitely a 1999 WAM and a nice grade also based on the pics! |
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You got it & in great shape. congrats.
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CONGRATS!  Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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And a slight MAD! Very nice!
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Looks like the consensus is that it's a WAM. The next question is what do I do with it :) |
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You put it aside and search for it's 2 brothers, the 98 and 2000 WAM's. When you get the others then PM me and I will send you 500X face value for them.  |
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Hehe. I have several 2000s need the 98 and 92CAM. I guess what I mean is should I just put it in a 2x2 or have it slabbed?
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I don't think I would spend money on getting it slabbed unless you think it will come back as a really high grade and you plan on selling it.
You could post some better pics in the grading forum and get opinions on the grade.
Then if you plan on selling it, post it here at CCF, you would still get FMV, and still not pay slabbing fees.
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Yep, thats it. Still looking for my first one. Congrats
Anyone know the estimated population of the 1999?
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04/16/2010 09:52 am
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Nice find! As to slabbing, what do you want to do with the coin? If selling it, no guarantee you'll get an additional $40 (approx slabbing cost)...recently one sold on ebay unslabbed for about $210. And yours might be nicer than that one: 160420574559Recent slabbed one on Heritage? Went for $207, PCGS MS-65. |
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Thanks for the ID and advice. Looks like it's in to a nice clean 2x2 :D and a nice check on my list!
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