wheat'swheats

How about this one 66 RB PCGS CAC

Man I'm going to have to dig deep to keep up with your 14-D Wheat, stunner

You have a couple , that if they pass I am going to have a hard time sending back I want your 18 d and several others

Ok Chris throw a couple more up

1921 ms65 red CAC

PCGS MS66RD CAC

Thanks CC Coindude it has been a pleasure. It is amazing how the vast majority of folks on the boards are great to work with and there is no fear of ripoffs.

wheat

I traded a ms65 rb CAC and a few other lincolns for this one. I think the only thing that will get this one is a 67 CAC. You never know I just might find one

wheat

Thanks, I am putting it away. I am leaving it to my great nieces and nephews when the last one turns 18 At least (17 years). I won't last that much longer but hope one of them will try and keep all my lincolns together.

CAC

nice

nice

It was Heritage, but the big problem was the coin went in to Heritage's inventory not to another collector, and there was no mention of a reserve on the coin. Don't get me wrong I have no problem with a reserve, but don't let me think that that I am bidding against a person, and it turns out to be the house.

Tell me what happened here.... In may I bid on a Lincoln and was high bidder, at the last minute I was out bid. Oh well, it happens right? a couple days later I am checking post auction buys etc, and the coin is in the company's inventory. The next month the coin is in the auction again with a high reserve (the first auction there was no reserve). The coin does not sell and goes into inventory again. A few days later the coin is for sale at another auction site with an even higher reserve. This has sort of changed my perception of these no reserve auctions with their higher fees. It is obvious I was bidding against the house and did not fall for the last sucker bid. Had I made the last bid on this coin, with all the fees I would have paid over 40% of what I saw a simular coin sell at retail

It now has a CAC sticker

 

Interesting application of the star designation. What do you think it was awarded for?

 

Phenomenal coin, nonetheless, congrats!

eye appeal

Thanks

It now has a CAC sticker

one more 1916

Nice to see some lincolns for a change

65 CAC

67 red CAC

yours is nice too

63bn CAC

MS67 red CAC

Nice one Armybud

nice 1913 a wheat back wheat, wtg

thanks

65 RB CAC

MS64 RB CAC

wheat

thank you