NGC MS67RD 1941 Lincoln Wheat Ear Cent CAC Certified posted by hunter's gold

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17 out of 18 CAC certified.

 

Hi Everyone. It has been awhile since my last post. I just recently added this NGC MS67RD 1941 Lincoln Wheat Ear cent to my 34-58 Lincoln registry set which puts me at 25% complete for the set. About 5 years ago when I sold off my 34-58 set it was at the time the #3 set. I decided to sell it off for a couple of reasons. First off, a lot of the coins that I had at the time had either slightly toned or just did not look all that good to me. Secondly I sold the set to pursue my 1959-Date Lincoln circulation issue registry set. When I started this set again I decided that I was going to try and get as many of them CAC certified by sending them into CAC or picking them up through various auction sites. So far 17 out of 18 coins in this set are CAC certified. This is just a personal preference for me. I have some good luck sending some in and the rest of course I purchased already certified. I will continue to try and add them as I come across those nice examples that will meet or already have met CACs standards. I hope you enjoy my latest addition and as always, thanks for looking and Happy Collecting

 

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[hunter's gold]

The reverse

[Six Mile Rick]

S-W-E-E-T!!! (thumbs u

[hunter's gold]

Thanks Rick

[Merlin8*]

Hunter's Gold,

 

Another nice one, good work!

 

Larry

[ArmyBud]

Very nice!!! (thumbs u

 

Bud

[CaptBrian]

F U N T A S T I C !!! Glad to hear your luck is holding. Nice coins too.

 

Now a question: How long did it take CAC coins to go through the processs? I have had one out to CAC for a l o n g g g g g time, and still it does not come back. Its my 1907 $2.5 PF68*. I am almost getting worried.

 

Again, congrats on the gr8 results.

 

Capt. B

 

HAVE FUN

[hunter's gold]

It depends Captain. I go through a friend and once he sends them in depending on the size of his overall submission, a little over 2 weeks has been my experience through him.

[rockhobby]

Very nice coin.

 

 

Doug