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1925 S Lincoln. NNC Certified

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I bought this as a MS Brown. They can't show the grade from this company on ebay but the seller missed the RED label! I got this stupid cheap. What do y'all think?
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 Posted 05/12/2019  10:27 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Coinfrog to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Looks RB with a great strike for this often poorly-struck date. Congrats!
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 Posted 05/12/2019  10:44 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Willburton to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks frog. Red is a tough grade for 1925 S. I think it may be worth resubmitting.
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 Posted 05/12/2019  11:29 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add GrapeCollects to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I'd shy from this one, color is questionable.
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You have been right before grape but I'm not so sure this time. The white case makes it very hard for me to get a good pic. I'm going to try.

It looks incredible in hand!

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Might make red brown. Looks like a pretty nice coin to me for a tougher date in higher grades.
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Looks RB ,Not too shabby for a 25-S .
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I'm sending a few coins to PCGS today. Wish me luck! It has the reddish orange hue that is the 1925 S Red. I hope they are kind to me!
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I cant see this coming back as RD but has good shot at RB based on the lighting. the difference between your initial photo and last one really is not helping as we don't know which is the truer color. initial one looks RB new one looks BN
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I'm sending a few coins to PCGS today. Wish me luck! It has the reddish orange hue that is the 1925 S Red. I hope they are kind to me!


Good luck! Keep us posted on the results.
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Wow, that's a beautiful example! The second picture is typical for how the 1921-S's in this grade look. Excellent reverse for the issue. Just a tinge of weakness in the right wheat and the O in ONE. I'll warn you about that color with the TPG's. I've had quite a few from the 20's with that toning get bagged....so, GOOD LUCK! Also, I don't see any indication of cartwheel luster (no spokes) and NNC is a 100% fake grader - it could just be a high grade AU coin because they are scammers.

If the first set of pictures is the most representative: 63/64 RB or BN (definitely not red like the slab says)
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BTW - Why didn't you crack that worthless slab? It's garbage IMO.
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This will be interesting. Really like this coin.
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It just got there today. Worst case I'll be out a little over $100, if it comes back details. I'll say tho none of the pics I posted are the true color of this coin. I just couldn't get it right. The reverse has full luster and the obverse is a bit darker but still near full luster. I think it's going to be either dipped or RB+!

And Bad Thad I thought about cracking the slab but knowing me it wouldn't go well. Also thank you for the input!
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This one came in cleaned. I'm still waiting on the 2 1930 Ds to come in. They are supposed to be back at my house by tomorrow and they still haven't posted a grade.
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