Wow! A Couple Of Lincoln Varieties Up Tonight On Gc.

Can I borrow like $20k? I'm a little short til payday.

For posterity since the links will eventually be "dead":

1983 P CCL(T2) 62RB (-001/Fs401)........... $7,805.00 ($8,780.62 with Buyer's Fee)
1909 P DDO 66+Red(-001/FS 1101).......... $3,900.00 ($4,387.50 with Buyer's Fee)
1942 P DDO 65red(-001/FS 103)............... $1,593.75 ($1,792.97 with Buyer's Fee)
1966 P DDR 62Bn (-001/FS 801)............... $3,655.00 ($4,111.88 with Buyer's Fee)

1910 S RPM 64RB (-001/FS 501)............... $1,905.00 ($2,143.12 with Buyer's Fee)
1911 D RPM 64RB (-004/FS 504)............... $1,700.00 ($1,912.50 with Buyer's Fee)
1972 P DDO 67Red (-001/FS 101)............. $2,517.00 ($2,831.62 with Buyer's Fee)
1909 S RPM 65RB (-001/FS 1501)............. $ 976.00 ($1,098.00 with Buyer's Fee)

EDIT: I missed something in my haste to post this thread. I found out from a friend that the 1910-s is mis-attributed. The coin in the auction is the far more common FS#502.

Some big money changed hands there. Twas a very strong set with two really tough ones with the 1966 and 1983. I have a couple of them tied or within a half step, but unless my 1942 comes back 66 I didn't have any of them beat. The 83 is the only one I have no example of at all.

Thanks guys. There were some very interesting results.

There was an ebay auction a couple of years ago that had two of the 1983 and one of the "IN" varieties, NGC slabbed 64-65 Red. I couldn't find comparable sales at the time but that lot ended up selling for about what this single 1983 P CCL(T2) 62RB (-001/FS401) sold for!