2013 Shield Lincoln's

You could do some error/variety searching...I've always wanted to get a full box like that (it'd keep me busy a lot longer than a normal box)

Groszy although I was disappointed in another box of 2013's I do save rolls of current coins in real decent shape. While I know that these coins will never amount to anything of value, I do believe that given enough time they will become items that will be appreciated at some point in time for either my kids or grandkids.

It sort of a take off on the infinite number of monkeys theory in literature.

BadThad those values are startling. However, I must ask what the population of those grades. It almost stands to reason that they are low. Possibly through attrition (people using the coins as they were expected to) offset by people like myself who are accumulators and setting aside coins.

I don't know what it costs to grade a coin, but the ratio of cost to coin value (face) should be high. I have a lot of 2010 through 2014 pennies but probably have a few coins that could be graded like this but through lack of knowledge I am very hesistant about getting them graded.

I further admit that the rewards are there, but for a 2013 MS 69 to be values like this there has to be a lot of lesser grades that make the exceptional possible.

I really would like to take a stab at doing this. I wonder what a MS60 would be valued at.