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1909-S Lincoln

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What do you guys think?

It's just a little streaky which seems to be common with 09-S Lincolns.


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 Posted 06/15/2011  05:54 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Awesome Wally to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I'm not sure what to make of this one. If I just went by what looks to be some wear on Linoln's nose cheek, and beard, I would give this an XF45. What is throwing me is the surface. I can't tell if the coin is pitted or if that is the coloring of the coin. I will be interested in what the more experienced graders have to say.
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I agree with XF40/45 with a nice die crack on the right wheat ear.
The color? MY guess is the photography, metal alloy, or a very old cleaning (dip).
Great coin overall!
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I would guess it was cleaned a long time ago and, has re-toned.

Nice coin, EF-40.
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The surface is a little flat for the technical condition the coin is in. I'm not seeing any bounce in that surface, whatsoever. Still, there are any number of reasons that happens, and, the devices, themselves, are in very nice grade. Technically, high EF to low-AU, and the surface could be a little more lively; also, nice die crack.
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I have to disagree, beautiful coin! AU-55

Does it have any luster?
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I don't see any luster. I called it an EF40. Maybe I was a bit conservative on it, but in hand the cheek/jaw looks just a bit too flat for an AU grade.

I really like it nonetheless!
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I really like it nonetheless!
I forgot to say that. So do I. Very much. It has character.
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