1941 Lincoln Wheat Cent- Doubled Die Obverse FS-103 ANACS VF-35

Petespockets, thank you and I agree with what you said. I'm always so focused on finding unattributed varieties for the collection I forget to check the attributed ones and most of the time Just assume the prices will get too high. But there are some great deals out there and I think it is worth it to take a shot at winning those bids. Sometimes eBay can surprise you!

I also must admit that the "soap" slab was an extra incentive for me . I like the older slabs and still want to cherry a variety in an old PCGS slab.

-CH27

Thanks Sheldius! I'll probably hang onto the one I have until I can sell it. I know a couple dealers who may be interested but who knows how long it will be until I can get to a show.

-CH27

Silver has been up quite a bit since it's $15/Ounce norm before COVID. I never saw it rise above $17 before COVID happened and then it hit around $29 a few months back. If you have some spare silver then it may be more valuable sometime soon. I would recommend watching eBay auctions for some of those dates you need. Every once in a while they go for less than retail especially if it is a problem coin. I'm not sure how you want your collection to be but I would try to find a cheap problem example of the coin to fill the hole until I have enough money to upgrade. At least it would be considered "complete".

-CH27