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Bedrock of the Community
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You would be even happier if you went to the coin show I was just at today. One dealer had several of those in PCGS slabs. Imagine your intire collection in slabs.
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Bedrock of the Community
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I don't like slabs except for certain coins. I wanted these raw so they could go into my binder. Most of them can be bought in slabs on ebay but I didn't want to pay for slabs....just the coins.  Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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Nice set! Do you think the 2009 Satins will become a semi-key in the future? I'm swapping out my regular 2009s for the Satin ones in my Dansco due to the fact that they are made of Bronze.
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Very nice, BT!
Just adding on: The 2011-on will still be available in SMS but just as UNC business strikes and proofs.
bobbymeru: That's the problem with albums. No variation. The LP 2009 series is 20 coins. Anything less is not complete. But I do agree that if I had to pick I would pick the bronze. They are very nice.
I'm buying extras for my "tribute" page (1909, 1959, 2009)
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Looking good!  |
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Thank you for the description
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Bedrock of the Community
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That's the problem with albums. No variation. The LP 2009 series is 20 coins. I took care of that on a separate binder page....yes, I have a lot of duplicates. LOL I also have all the biz strikes slabbed in MS-67, a set of 2009 -proofs in my proofs binder, a 2009 mint set and ton of 2009 varieties. I'm 2009 crazy! It was a good year for Lincoln collectors and I took full advantage of it.  I wanted a single binder page to put ALL of the cents produced in 2009 so I made this. The three that are not in airtites I need upgrades for. I want them all to be at least MS65 by my grading standards....which are tougher than the TPG's.  Edited by BadThad
05/09/2011 11:16 pm
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Do you think the 2009 Satins will become a semi-key in the future? They already are! This is the only year for the commemorative Lincoln cents. Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote:Posted Yesterday 11:11 pm I wanted a single binder page to put ALL of the cents produced in 2009 so I made this. The three that are not in airtites I need upgrades for. I want them all to be at least MS65 by my grading standards....which are tougher than the TPG's. Wonder how those would look in frame. Could hang it up as a display that way. |
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I'm 2009 crazy! Me too!  I'll post my sheet tonight.  |
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So all 20 coins in a complete set of MS-65 or higher...what do you think the price tag on this would be?
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You can buy a complete slabbed set of 70's for $60
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@Tim- slabbed by whom? SGS?  |
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@Amida No Less Still, they should be in the MS65+ range as discussed. At least one would hope so. Said I show my 2009 sheet.  |
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I have all the 09 P&Ds in higher MS I picked out of the mint rolls I have. I am getting the proofs next, then the satins. The satins will be in air tights then in cards that hold those in a box. The others are in my proof Dansco I am doing. The real hard part wil be the first two pages since I am doing AU and up. Amida, why not buy on ebay? I got most of the 40s and 50s in BURB from ebay. There are plenty of good dealers there. |
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