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PCGS MS-66RD Lincoln Collection

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 Posted 09/22/2016  1:52 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Go-Rebels to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Anyone try to put together a full set of PCGS MS66RD 1930-1968 Lincoln Cents? I've been working on it for years and with the exception of the 1930/31-d-s, 1932-d and 1934-d coins, I'm complete except for the 1951-s.

What's up with 1951-s? Plenty of coins certified but none ever for sale.

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 Posted 09/22/2016  2:35 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add moxking to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
That will be a beautiful collection, especially as you stay within the RED only category. I do collect the earlier issues, but I do not collect just a single designated grade simply because their is very little difference to go to a MS-67 Red on many of the issues.

Likewise, staying with a 66 Red only in the early dates, especially of the San Francisco cents, would jump out of my comfort range rather quickly.

I do go to what I call my "cliff", which simply means if a coin jumps HUGELY in price from one grade to the next, I stay at the Bottom of that cliff. I realize that jump is usually due to very limited numbers having graded in that higher group, but I just can't make myself pay three times the 66 price for a 67.

As for the 51-S, there is a 66R on ebay with a beginning bid of $25, another Buy it Now for $28.88 including postage, several more in the $30-$60 range, plus a D/S for $75, and MS 67R starting at $100 bid. They list 33 closed recently in 66 or 67 Red, starting at $20.50. So they are there.
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Wow! How about some pics?
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WE MUST SEE PICTURES!

After calming down a bit, and after a quick search on ebay, I have determined that yes, you can get a certified MS66 RD 1951 S for a reasonable price
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Interesting... I have an automated ebay search saved for "MS66RD" so missed the "MS66 RED" in the title.

I know better than that...
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And, if you didn't already pick one up, a BIN for $23.59 with free shipping:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1951-S-Linc...262622200717
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