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- Just a Few of the Splendid Toners Closing at GreatCollections.com on Oct. 5th. There Are Now 600 Coins at Auction Closing in September and October. To See Them All, Go to the GreatCollections Homepage and Search for Terry's Toners.0 Comments 0 Shares 344 Views
- 1982-D SMALL DATE 3.1 GRAMS. This is one of the most accessed articles on Proxiblog.org, a free educational coin website with thousands of followers and viewers. We also cover coin groups on social media platforms. So many new hobbyists are searching for this rarity even though only two have been found in 40+ years. We show all the die markers so people at least know what they are hunting.
https://proxiblog.org/2024/08/08/7-types-of-1982-cents-and-one-get-rich-quick-transitional-error-how-to-tell-what-you-have/0 Comments 0 Shares 393 Views - Proof and Mint State Lincoln Cents, Jefferson Nickels (Full Steps and non-FS), and Classic Commemoratives are among the complete PCGS Registry Sets that GreatCollections.com will offer separately from the Terry's Toners Collection in coming weeks and months. The 38 Lincoln cents include numerous top-pop coins closing on Sept. 7 including: #toner #terrystoners
—1913 Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-65 RB (Toned)
—1915-D Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-64 BN (Toned)
—1919 Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-64 BN (Toned)
—1924 Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-65 BN (Toned)
—1929-D Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-65 BN
—1931-S Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-66 BN (Toned) PCGS Pop 5/1
—1937 Lincoln Cent PCGS Proof-65 BN (Toned) PCGS Pop 2/0
—1940 Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-66 BN (Toned) PCGS Pop 9/0
—1941-D Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-67 BN (Toned) PCGS Pop 5/0
—1943-S Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-65 BN
—1945-S Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-65 BN (Toned) PCGS Pop 8/7
—1952-D Lincoln Cent PCGS MS-66 BN (Toned) PCGS Pop 3/0
—1954 Lincoln Cent PCGS Proof-66 BN (Toned) PCGS Pop 6/0
—1970-S Large Date Lincoln Cent PCGS Proof-68 RB (Toned) Pop 36/0
0 Comments 0 Shares 466 Views - I just found this 2 days ago, looks like a rare one but have no idea it's worth, up close the "w" in "we" is smaller, and there is no mint mark. Could anyone help with possible value?I just found this 2 days ago, looks like a rare one but have no idea it's worth, up close the "w" in "we" is smaller, and there is no mint mark. Could anyone help with possible value?0 Comments 0 Shares 593 Views
- Is it worth sending into PCGS? I am having a hard time with this one. I picked it up at a recent estate sale in a lot with a bunch of other Lincoln cents. It weighs in at 3.01g. Seems to have the right detail but just feels a bit too clean. It could have just been well cared for or cleaned. Even if cleaned it still could be worth the effort of sending in.Is it worth sending into PCGS? I am having a hard time with this one. I picked it up at a recent estate sale in a lot with a bunch of other Lincoln cents. It weighs in at 3.01g. Seems to have the right detail but just feels a bit too clean. It could have just been well cared for or cleaned. Even if cleaned it still could be worth the effort of sending in.0 Comments 0 Shares 641 Views
- Does anyone think this is worth anything. 1990.Does anyone think this is worth anything. 1990.
11 Comments 0 Shares 690 ViewsCommenting is disabled.- Not in that condition. Just a regular cent and would have to be very high grade too be worth extra.Not in that condition. Just a regular cent and would have to be very high grade too be worth extra.View previous replies
- Igd9974 That is only the proof. Yours does not appear proof.[Igd9974] That is only the proof. Yours does not appear proof.
- ToddPollock and how can you tell that by looking at the picture? Not saying your wrong just wanted to know how I would know?[ToddPollock] and how can you tell that by looking at the picture? Not saying your wrong just wanted to know how I would know?
- Igd9974 A proof would have extremely reflective mirrors and the raised portions would appear frosty.[Igd9974] A proof would have extremely reflective mirrors and the raised portions would appear frosty.
- ToddPollock ok I understand now. Thank you.[ToddPollock] ok I understand now. Thank you.
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- Selling my avatar coin?!?!
https://vdbcoins.com/coins-for-sale/1955-doubled-die-obverse-lincoln-cent-gorgeous-ms64bn-pcgs-cac/0 Comments 0 Shares 679 Views - Hello all,
I have decided to sell my top 5 PCGS Lincoln Cent registry sets . Those with interest can have a look on the front page of my website to see a spreadsheet of every coin available. Many of the #1 all time CAC set still available. I can also be reached at [email protected] ..thanks,
Larry
0 Comments 0 Shares 995 Views - Hello all,
I have decided to sell my top 5 PCGS Lincoln Cent registry sets . Those with interest can have a look on the front page of my website to see a spreadsheet of every coin available. Many of the #1 all time CAC set still available. I can also be reached at [email protected] ..thanks,
LarryHello all, I have decided to sell my top 5 PCGS Lincoln Cent registry sets . Those with interest can have a look on the front page of my website to see a spreadsheet of every coin available. Many of the #1 all time CAC set still available. I can also be reached at [email protected] ..thanks, Larry
0 Comments 0 Shares 816 Views - Anyone ever sold the glossy finish version? Found a couple for a lowball price on eBay worth experimenting with… apparently the ms67 with a shine is worth 100-150 bucks… the satin is Pennies on the dollar.Anyone ever sold the glossy finish version? Found a couple for a lowball price on eBay worth experimenting with… apparently the ms67 with a shine is worth 100-150 bucks… the satin is Pennies on the dollar. 💵0 Comments 0 Shares 904 Views
- https://www.greatcollections.com/search.php?q=VDB+Collection&mode=product&sort=01
Parts 7 and 8 of the VDB Collection of Lincoln Cents closing Sunday, Dec. 15 and Sunday, Dec. 22 at Great Collections! (Including VDB Coins's own 1909 VDB bought raw from NERCG 48 years ago!)0 Comments 0 Shares 938 Views
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