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This is my authentic 1922 No D Type II. The bubbles are from the case itself. The only drawback to this one is that it has been cleaned. To me, it is still a great coin and very good filler.   |
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 What coin grading service slabbed it? My guess is ANACS. Edited by solotime
12/03/2013 3:27 pm
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AWESOME! I love wheaties...
Okay so I would put the 14d at VG10 to F12. The Wheat lines are hard to discern but I think that's just because they are slightly out of focus. Curious as to what appears to be a white line or mark on Lincoln's face and shoulder? Just a glare? If not, it may come off in an acetone soak. Also, not very good? I beg to differ! It's a 14d! :) - $174-$228 (again, Numismedia)
The 31s may go XF but again, I can't see the wheat lines well enough. The one on the right looks like it's more worn than the left. I like it none the less. It seems to have interesting toning too. I don't see them often circulated since they were hoarded so much. It's cool. - $90-$100
As for the 22 plain, I'm no good at determining value on cleaned coins (I'm assuming it's labeled on the holder). What did they grade it as? Looks VG10/F12 to me. - $720-$780 problem free but cleaned... $350/$400? I'm no good on guessing there.
Very nice! You've got some great wheats and I'm not gonna say I'm not jealous of them... So now, if you want, go to 09s, 10s, 11s, 12s and 24d.
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The actually graded it a VF20. I will try and get more pics of those 09s, 10s, 11s, and 24d. My album is from 1909 through 2007 w/proofs. It is missing only 10 coins on the dates after 1989. I am working on another album without the proofs. I hope I do as well with that one. Please give me time to get those other pics on here. I do appreciate your input. Thank you very much.
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12/03/2013 8:26 pm
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That 1931 S is just.. ... WOW
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WOW very nice coins... show some more please...
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ANACS is good then. Just wanted to make sure you had a good TPG and not fake one. |
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OK, those are marvelous examples of the keys. I would welcome each and every one of them into my collection gladly!
If the semi keys are as good and the commons of higher quality, I would say you have yourself quite the set there.
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Whole Wheat Album I prefer pumpernickel....... |
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Sharing some more? like it all!! |
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That is a really good set. There is a cleaned find 1922 no d on ebay and they are asking $695.00 for it. If the economy was like it used to be then you could say over 1000 for the 09 s vdb, and probably 150 for the 1931 s. Of course, it is not that way  , so I would say r king priced them about right. Again, great set. That 1911 s also looks good. Edited by Bassmaster
12/10/2013 8:16 pm
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Nice looking collection! I like the 22 plain, looks like a very old cleaning that shouldn't have too much of an effect on the value.
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Again very nice collection, can you take a picture of the whole album? I would really like to see that.
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