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Valued Member
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Number 12  almost forgot this one!
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Valued Member
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Wrong one I have a 77 too.
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Pillar of the Community
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Unless they grade at MS70, which yours wont, its not worth the cost of slabbing. You can buy all of those in BU for less than 50 cents.
They are nice coins... Just put them in flips and store them away.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Suggest featuring one coin per post. You're likely to get more responses that way.
I see some nice coins, but nothing--in my opinion--in the high MS range (MS67 or better). The photos are a little too soft to nail down the grade for each coin.
If you submit any of them, please let us know what the results are.
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I've decided to go ahead and send in the 73, 77, and 79 see what happens. I've never done this before, any pointers to make sure I don't screw it up?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Yes, one coin per thread please. Nothing here would appear to justify grading costs.  to the CCF! |
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On second thought nah I looked at them a little better and I don't see them getting a MS+ grading the hunt continues. Thanks for y'alls help still kinda new at this, and it all started with a 62 dime now it's an addiction. Going to the bank now later, happy hunting and stay save.
P.S. I'm finally getting a mic should be here Tuesday no more crappy pics.
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05/09/2020 12:44 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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One coin per thread next time, but I would like to see better photos of #1,3 and 4. The rest are also nice but not worth the cost of grading. Also, get them in 2x2 holders before they start spotting
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05/09/2020 6:37 pm
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Rest in Peace
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Way to many photos for my brain to handle . There is only one coin in my opinion that I would consider sending in . The 1994-D . All of your Lincolns are nice red uncs , but they are common dates and mints . The 94-D has a superb reverse and real nice obverse . The rest of your coins just holder them in 2x2 's .  |
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I agree with T-BOP, that 94-D is a really nice looking Lincoln.
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I think the 94-D might be in the MS-67 range. The other coins are nice uncirculated examples, but nothing that would warrant grading. Now should you get it slabbed? That's really a personal decision. Profitable? Probably not. You can buy one in that grade for about $15 on ebay. Always an off chance at 68 but you're in lotto territory there - one out of a thousand that look like that might make the mark. They'll put it under a microscope before it gets that grade. Edited by fenton
05/09/2020 8:45 pm
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In my opinion, I wouldn't grade the 1990s coins and the 2009s.
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