NGC Journals Migrated!
  • When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

A "replacement"? posted by VUMC409

Started by CSJournals-migration,

3 posts in this topic

  • Member: Seasoned Veteran
CSJournals-migration

CSJournals-migration

Posted
  • Member: Seasoned Veteran
Posted

Not exactly, but there are just as few of these as there are of the 1968 D I sent back.

 

I have had my eye on this coin for a while also and because I got my money back on the 1968 D I pulled the trigger on this one. It is a pop 16 coin and the net points I received for it are almost identical (1239 for this one and 1258 for the 1968 D).

 

Feast your eyes on this one. Lincoln's face almost looks like it should be on one of the early 80's coins with all the bubbling in the surface but it is on this one. It has some visible marks on Lincoln's shoulders also but I think within an MS67RD tolerance.

 

Ironically, this one even has the same color toning as the 1968 D did but only in one spot, midway on Lincoln's shoulder and not nearly as distracting as on that ugly 68. Not anywhere near to calling this one RB.

 

Hear she is as she arrived two days ago and is now listed in my set, photo and all.

 

Enjoy, and thanks for viewing the set.

 

Michael

14427.jpg

 

See more journals by VUMC409

Link to comment
Share on other sites
coinsbygary

coinsbygary

Posted
Posted

Micheal

What I find interesting about Lincoln's is just how scarce an MS-67 can be. It's almost like trying to find an MS-67 Eisenhower. I know, because I tried, and to this day one is all I can afford. Congratulations on your find, and I hope you get the one you were really after soon.

Gary

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Go to topic listing