NGC MS67RD 1946 Lincoln Wheat Ear cent lst CAC Sticker posted by hunter's gold

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1st one graded MS67RD for this year

 

Hi Everyone. Please be respectful as far as your thoughts and comments on CAC. I recently had some coins sent off too CAC by a fellow CS member for me. They were all Lincoln Wheat Ear cents between 1934-1958. My NGC MS67RD 1946 Lincoln Wheat Ear cent filled in I believe the last vacant slot that did not have a coin sticker at MS67RD between 1934-1958. They are tough on Lincolns. I had a few more that sticker as well between 34-58. Kind of cool too fill in the last vacant non doubled die slot. A big thanks too a fellow CS ember. As always, thanks for looking and Happy Collecting

 

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[hunter's gold]

The reverse. Certification # 3624684-005

[Six Mile Rick]

WHAT!!! No GOLD beans

 

CAC is a good extra investment. As you decide to keep or sell those stickers sure get their money paid back to you.

Of course if they don't sticker --- you know what to sell -- FAST!!

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Doug,

 

That is one fine looking cent and a nice set it belongs to. I have been debating sending in my 47 in 67RD but I'm hesitant that it won't make it and be virtually worthless if he downgrades it. Still thinking about it because I personally think it would grade. We'll see.

 

Again, fine coin and nice set.

 

Michael

[coinsbygary]

Nice coin Doug and definitely worthy of the green bean. I don't see any downside of this for you. If CAC doesn't approve your coin, no harm done since I think their population report is only searchable by the certified number they accept. Therefore, all the coins that get beaned is a feather in your cap and the others retain their grade assigned by either PCGS or NGC. Remember, if CAC doesn't bean a coin it doesn't mean the coin isn't worthy of the grade. It only means that in their opinion the coin is not strong for the grade.

Gary