the 1992 close AM lincolns..

[McKinley-migration]

i'm on the fence with these.. (apparently 20+/- D's and 1 P)

 

maybe not enough popularity to really pull them from the woodwork?

 

ya think they'll be hot-feces in 20 years?

 

 

a bag of 5000 could be sitting in some vault.... or they could be worth a strong 5 figures in 10 years,,,, any lincoln freaks here? what do you think of these coins....

 

 

a pcgs au58 just sold for $1600+ and an ngc ms64 for $2900 a few months ago.. :chinscratch:

[bajablu]

I think I know the guy that sold the AU58. Was the sale recently?

 

 

 

I think they will catch on. The other dates, 98,98,00 are needed for the registry sets. Its a variety and deserves some attention. How much remains to be seen. I personally wont drop $1000+ on a coin from the 90's. Other than the 90 no S.

[NumisMatteProof-migration]

I don't get it, they are not uncommon.

[bajablu]

I thought the 92-D's were very rare?

[DC Dawg]

ya think they'll be hot-feces in 20 years?

Gee... if we could tell that, I would have bought POUNDS of gold just a few years ago at $300 per ounce and would sell them today at a 300-percent profit.

 

They don't cost much now. Why not just grab a few, put them aside and see what happens!

 

Scott

[McKinley-migration]

just grab a few eh... i've only seen two sell. $1600, and $2900. gee...

[cmerlo1-migration]

I've been looking for a long time and still haven't found any!