1914 Sent To PCGS Was Graded MS-63 Red Sent In Raw

I like it as a 64 also but RB
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I guess they all look the same. Lincoln on the front ,wheat stalks on the scratches here and there. Only difference is the date on the front. I have shown you a 1912, a 1919-s, a 1930-s, a 1909 VDB, 1918 and a 1913, I think. this is a culmination of around 20 years of collecting. The underlying tone is that you are aggravated I did this? For the life of me, I can't see why. I just keep thinking that these coins would go to waste when I pass. Now they are worth a little bit. Maybe you think I am wasting money. I always appreciate that you are honest with me.

Probably because I will never own a rare date and a slabbed collection has to start somewhere. I can't get a slabbed collection without slabs? Probably under 10,000 graded this high or higher across all TPG'S. That's rare enough for me. Now that's only a wild guess on 10,000. If you had to guess, how many do you think are out there?

PCGS estimates 600 in ms65 or better

I guess you missed the part where I said numerous times that these coins were purchased over a twenty year period and were already slabbed coins, jut not slabbed in PCGS holders. It's seems that I have to somehow get through to you that I am trying to collect a GRADED ms-66 or better set meaning every Lincoln from 2022 and back as far as I can go on my own. This means ALL dates 90's 80's 70's 60's , etc you get the picture. I submitted coins in November Before I truly stared posting pictures from coin microscope. 24 coins and my results were pretty good at least to me. I was able to get 20 out of 24 graded ms-66 with 6 being ms-67 to get 6 at ms-67 . I must have learned something. Every modern coin I have posted is in a coin snap until I decide to send them off (which I will do by the way). I get excited when I find a coin I think is good and it seems lately to make some of you mad or something. The most valuable lesson I have learned from you guys is that it's next to impossible to grade a coin from pictures. Since internet it's almost I'm possible to find an old coin still in gem condition. I am going to post results of the 1914 then you will not see another picture from me. I will tell you and TBop it's not brain surgery either the coin has marks or not a good strike and luster or it doesn't. it's not a big secret (all of this is sent with gentle effect) I asked you guys to keep me grounded but I am not a child and I can spend my money my way. It's a penny 99.999 percent of the population could care less. Useless to collect old worn out Indian heads and Mercury dimes etc in my opinion ( I am at peace with this but done.)

Wish you only the best, won't reply to future threads.