Six Mile Rick

1935 ---- https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1084097/1935-Lincoln-Cent-NGC-MS-67-RD-OH 1936 ---- https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1084098/1936-Lincoln-Cent-NGC-MS-67-RD 1938 ---- https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1084099/1938-Lincoln-Cent-NGC-Proof-66-RD 1943-D ---- https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1084100/1943-D-Lincoln-Cent-NGC-MS-67-OH 1946-D ---- https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1084101/1946-D-Lincoln-Cent-NGC-MS-67-RD 1947-D ---- https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1084102/1947-D-Lincoln-Cent-NGC-MS-67-RD 1966 ---- https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1084107/1966-Lincoln-Cent-SMS-NGC-MS-68-RD More to come later

Friends, I have sent my best full step and PF70UC nickels into Great Collections for auction. Some of these nickels are rare in their grade and very hard to find anywhere. Good luck on getting a swweeeet new addition for your set. They should get listed this week or next; 1941-D MS67 5FS ----- 1946-D MS67 ----- 1947 MS67 -----1947-D MS67 5FS -- RARE ----- 1956 MS66 5FS 1967 SMS MS68 ----- 1968-S MS67 ----- 1971-D MS66 5FS ----- 1973 MS67 5FS -- RARE ----- 1973-D MS67 5FS -- RARE ----- 1974 MS66 5FS -- RARE --- 1975-D MS66 5FS ----- 1977 MS66 5FS -- RARE 1977-D MS66 5FS ----- 1978 MS66 5FS -- RARE ----- 1978-S PF70UC ----- 1979 MS65 5FS ----- 1979-S T1 PF70UC 1980-D MS66 5FS ----- 1980-S PF70UC ----- 1982-S PF70UC -- RARE ----- 1983-S PF70UC -- RARE ----- 1985-S PF70UC ----- 1988-D MS66 6FS ----- 1988-S PF70UC ----- 1989-P MS67 6FS -- RARE -----1989-D MS66 6FS 1994-P SP70 -- RARE ----- 1995-P MS67 6FS ----- 1999-P MS67 6FS Thanks, Rick

A few Lincoln Memorials as well; 1966 SMS MS68 red -----1990 MS68 red -----1997-S PF70RredUC -----1981-S type 2 PF69red UC -----2002-S PF70red UC

Friends, I have sent in many nice red Lincolns to be auctioned off at Great Collection Auctions. Hand picked for non carbon spots and full luster. If you plan on adding a sweet Christmas addition to your set here they are. They will start listing next week; 1935 MS67 red -----1936 MS67 red -----1938 PF66 red -----1939 PF66 red -----1940 PF66 red ----- 1942 PF65 red 1943-D MS67 -----1946-D MS67 red -----1947-D MS67 red -----1953 PF68 red -----1953-S MS67 red -----1955 PF68 red 1956 PF67 red Ultra Cameo All are NGC graded and starting off low bids with no reserve!!! Enjoy, Rick

All my Top Pop NGC graded coins will start to get listed in Great Collection auction starting Monday 11/15. Many wheat cents, full step nickels, great silver quarters and state quarters MS68 to MS70, plenty of silver half dollars

TopPopLowMintage, I see nothing wrong with your asking price. Yes it is sky high but that is your decision. It is your coin. Enjoy listing the coin till a few more are made. The others in this post complaining about your price sound like a bunch of old hens cackling on. Good Luck!!

Good luck Jason!! Great Collection has my best state quarters as well.

Send it to any of the 3 you picked for grading

I have a old hoard of proof sets. A couple hundred sets. I will give you the dates and amount if you are interested. 1960 to 1998. Maybe earlier sets. I have not opened that case in years. Rick

Thanks Bammer and Mohawk. Well I had a great sale on yet another 26 dimes and a hand full of other coins. I packed the 2 - 50 coin boxes up last week and got them into Great Collections. Every coin I put in the boxes were $175 and up to $2500 each NGC list. A grand NGC list value of $39,500. I have a little under $14,000 invested in this great hobby which should clear up on this auction and leave me with over $60,000 in coins hobby cost FREE!!

I want the NO - S

Coinbuf, I have plenty of post 1958 Proofs for your set

Any that I don't have in Top Pop ----- https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/247280/

Sold 36 dimes today off the list. Still a few more left!! Thank You

Here is a list of the latest group to go to new homes; 1C; 1938 NGC PF66 RD 1939 NGC PF66 RD 1940 NGC PF66 RD 1953 NGC PF68 RD 1956 NGC PF67 RDUC 1990 NGC MS68 RD 1997-S PF70UC 5C; 1947-D NGC MS67 5FS 1956 NGC MS66 5FS 1973 NGC MS67 5FS 1973-D NGC MS67 5FS 1974 NGC MS66 5FS 1977 NGC MS66 5FS 1978 NGC MS66 5FS 1979 NGC MS65 5FS 1989-P NGC MS67 6FS 1995-P NGC MS67 6FS 1994-P NGC SP70 1978-S NGC PF70UC 1979-S T1 NGC PF70UC 1980-S NGC PF70UC 1982-S NGC PF70UC 1983-S NGC PF70UC 1985-S NGC PF70UC 1988-S NGC PF70UC 10C; 1965 NGC MS66FT 1966 NGC MS66FT 1969-D/D PCGS FS-501 MS66 1970-D DDR NGC VP-003 MS65 1970-D NGC Rev of 68 MS66 1975-D NGC MS66FT 1981-D NGC MS67FT 1981-D PCGS MS68FB 1981-D NGC MS68FT 1985-D NGC MS67FT 1996-P NGC MS67FT 1999-P PCGS MS68FB 2011-D NGC E.R. MS67FT 2012-P NGC MS67FT 25C; 1943 NGC MS67 1947 NGC MS67 1955-D NGC MS66 1987-P NGC MS67 1992-P NGC MS67 1993-D NGC MS67 STATES; 1999-D Delaware NGC MS68 1999-P Pennsylvania NGC MS68 1999-D New Jersey NGC MS68 1999-D Pennsylvania NGC MS68 1999-P Delaware NGC MS68 1999-P New Jersey NGC MS68 1999-P Connecticut NGC MS68 1999-D Georgia NGC MS68 2003-P Illinois NGC MS68 2004-P Iowa NGC MS68 2004-P Florida NGC MS69 2004-D Texas NGC MS69 2004-D Michigan NGC MS69 2004-D Iowa NGC MS69 2004-D Florida NGC MS69 2005-P SMS Minnesota NGC MS70 2008-P SMS Hawaii NGC MS69 50C; 1933-S NGC AU58 1939-D NGC MS66 Any interest in a few just give me a shout back. Thank You!! Rick

When Mark Gibson sold his dime set a few years ago I almost purchased the complete set. Glenda was so mad and then she watched me sell them 1 at a time. I did very good on selling and the fight on coins became something different as she chimed in on my wisdom on coins. It is a hard road on a collector and a no waste on collecting situation but I finally after 25 years turned her and then she left. Everybody now --- kids ------ girl friend------other friends ----- DO WHAT YOU WANT.. BORING!!!!!! I need competition in everything I do. You can't have great love without a little war!!

It is kinda weird as Glenda hated my coin obsession and she finally saw that I was doing well selling. I wont end up with $100,000 value at no cost as I planned 10 years ago but ...... You know I would love to just hear her yell at me for buying a $500 dime. I am bored.

I am doing fine considering all the loss and all. A man works his a-s-s off his whole life to take care of his wife and kids.Usually the husband goes before the wife. I have got to take care of my kids and balance life in this new future drive.

GC will auction lower value coins to bidders. Heritage is like the king pin for outrageous valued coins and throws the lower valued coins to the dealers sight unseen.

There are many factors that go into my decision to sell at auction. I don't spend much time on here as I use to selling since my wife passed. I have been going through my house the past few months getting rid of a lot of things I don't need or use. A married couple can hoard a lot of stuff in 25 years together. She has been gone for almost 2 years now and I am downsizing on everything to make my life more simpler.

Friends, I have been here for over 15 years. At one point 10 years ago I started buying graded coins from members and submitting many coins to NGC as well.My goal was to obtain as close to $100,000 in NGC value at no cost out of pocket. I did end up with a great set of dimes which I will be keeping as a momentum but the rest is going to Great Collections over the next few months. My dimes have $0 of cost (Rank #1 Clad NGC only) as I have sold so many dimes over the years that they actually floated costs on other invested coins. First off the chart will be all the Lincoln coins I have listed in my collection manager. I will send them in one month. NGC list value = $12,158. My cost to date on the group of 94 coins is $1,763 It took a lot of sales to get those costs so low and a good sale on those will bring my total cost to date down closer to $0 invested total. I will add to this journal over the next few months to let you know where I land. Enjoy Collecting!!!

10 years of buying and selling. I am cashing out in November.

A set of graded dimes to pick from. Many varieties and nice FT's; https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/331611/

Great Collections (Ian Russel) is a great certified coin auction house. I have purchased many coins from there and usually send in 100+ coins each year to sell as well. I currently have a box of 100 ready to send to Ian in a month or so.