Can someone please provide an image/link/info for 1944-D/S FS-021 Lincoln cent?

[James_OldeTowne]

Pricing, too, please.

 

Thanks in advance.

[jesbroken]

James, this is the best pic I could get-hope it helps.

 

[jesbroken]

James, the market appears to have become quite volatile in the last 12 months for this coin. The one pictured sold for $920 on 11/05/2007 as an NGC MS66 while a PCGS MS65 sold for $4600 on 9/28/2007. For the last 18 months the PCGS coins have outsold NGC coins by 10 times!!!! amazing. I would not guess a price value right now for a PCGS coin above MS64, but would figure an MS65 NGC would bring around $650 to $900 according to its clarity and coloring. JMO.

[James_OldeTowne]

Thanks for the PM, and to you guys for posting. Got the info I needed.

[McKinley-migration]

i'm sure you know there's a big difference in the 2 varieties of this coin. the one pictured there is FS21 (#2), the less dramatic, less desired variety. still a great coin.. $900+ apparently.

 

but the $4600 PCGS mentioned has to be the FS20, the one in the redbook, it's mighty rare in full red................

[James_OldeTowne]

i'm sure you know there's a big difference in the 2 varieties of this coin. the one pictured there is FS21 (#2), the less dramatic, less desired variety. still a great coin.. $900+ apparently.

 

but the $4600 PCGS mentioned has to be the FS20, the one in the redbook, it's mighty rare in full red................

McKinley, thanks. That is indeed one of the things I learned via the kindness of a board member. I appreciate your input as well.

[jesbroken]

My apologies in regards to the "market analysis" of PCGS vs NGC. As Heritage nor PCGS notated the FS rating and NGC did I goofed. Should have done a little better research. Again, my apologies.