1974-D And 1985-D LMC For Grading And Opinions.

Both in the 61-62 range. If you like them, keep them.

But it's doubtful that they will ever have value in the future. Too common.

I d go 62 - 63 range.

Great, thank you Jsalsa123 and coinfrog, Quick question, how do I go about labeling and sorting them to start a collection.

Hi 1982pennyid:




Modern Lincoln Memorial collections, some buy coin books while other protect higher grades in 2x2" coin flips. There are also plastic individual coin cases "air-tights" for longer term high quality coin storage. It depends on what you wish to do.

It appears you have a good eye for quality coins and the less nicks, dings, scratches, etc. there is important to preserve the quality along with keeping them dry and away from moisture is best and when not working with them try to store in airtight dry container, etc.

I will give you an example below: I have protected coins like these for many years.





I hope that I have inspired you to learn more -- it is a part of history and your life. O'Yes to CCF

Thank you for the info. Where exactly do they sell those items (besides Amazon).