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Check out the 1909 Lincoln DDO.

	1560803	1858 Flying Eagle Cent Large Letters, DDO S-2 ANACS XF-45	4	$1.00  /  $0.00	$12.00	Item Has 4 Bids	37 / 6	7d, 12h+
	1560804	1909 Lincoln Cent V.D.B. Doubled Die Obverse ANACS MS-66 RB (Toned)	3	$150.00  /  $0.00	$160.00	Item Has 3 Bids	45 / 7	7d, 12h+
	1560805	1938 Jefferson Nickel PCGS Proof-65 OGH	2	$30.00  /  $0.00	$31.00	Item Has 2 Bids	17 / 3	7d, 12h+
	1560806	1941 Jefferson Nickel PCGS Proof-65 OGH	5	$20.00  /  $0.00	$25.71	Item Has 5 Bids	13 / 5	7d, 12h+
	1560807	1936 Mercury Dime PCGS MS-66 FB	1	$60.00  /  $0.00	$60.00	Item Has 1 Bids	8 / 4	7d, 13h+
	1560809	1876-S Trade Silver Dollar PCGS Genuine	6	$50.00  /  $0.00	$122.99	Item Has 6 Bids	31 / 8	7d, 14h+
	1560808	1876-S Trade Silver Dollar Chop Mark PCGS Genuine	2	$50.00  /  $0.00	$52.00	Item Has 2 Bids	55 / 8	7d, 14h+

I think the Op is just upset that nobody believes him and that's understandable. He knows nothing about the members here or their skills. He is new to the hobby and knows just enough to start making stupid costly mistakes. Everyone goes thru that stage. There are many members in this thread that have learned over a lifetime of study and much of that was before there was even an internet. 

This is a giant hobby with thousands of directions a person can go. In my opinion, learning to grade is the number one most important thing. Without that skill, many mistakes will be made. Even with good grading skills, mistakes will be made.  

On 3/26/2024 at 12:50 PM, VasquezJ said:

How long you been dealing with coins? Just asking, no disrespect in any way. 

Longer than you have been alive. None of the coins you have posted are proofs. Hope you learn more before spending any more money on coins. 

Sorry but no.

You never know what the proofs will look like in these little boxes. They can be really pretty or really ugly. I have seen some nice cameo coins in these boxes. As a normal, these sets are worth more in the sealed box. Be careful on these. People have been known to open and reseal the boxes. Sometimes the staple has rusted and has harmed the coins.  

On 3/11/2024 at 7:33 AM, double ddo said:

Your reply has no depth an offers nothing that would lead me in the right direction. You tried, thank you

Open your mind. The coin was plated at some point over the last 80 years. You have been told the truth. Learn from it.

I don't trust a word the OP has to say. He has shown that to me. 

On 3/9/2024 at 10:29 PM, Zorkomatic said:

Woke management? Amazed this post has not been deleted by a moderator. There certainly appears to be no shortage of wetards among collectors. And so it goes.

Poor choice of words. 

On 3/7/2024 at 10:06 PM, Henri Charriere said:

Unless the flips have sustained damage, I would leave them right where they are. 

That's my opinion as well. If the coins are happy, the way they are, don't mess with them. No need to expose the coins surfaces to anything new. 

At the same time, coins of high value don't belong in 2X2 cardboard holders. They may be worth the cost of grading.

It's not a Wheat Cent or a doubled die of any kind.