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CAC. Well detailed medium gray surfaces with a smooth and clean appearance.
Lustrous, sharply struck, and light tan surfaces with no obvious signs of wear.
Nearly mark-free with lustrous chestnut brown surfaces.
Well detailed with clean, problem-free, medium brown surfaces.
CAC. Sharp detail and problem-free with lustrous light brown surfaces.
A pleasing example of one of the most popular coins in American numismatics.
A nice problem-free mid-grade example of this popular rare date.
Well detailed with pleasing medium brown surfaces. Housed in an old green label holder.
Sharply struck with minimal marks and beautiful blazing red luster.
S/Horizontal S. Vibrant mint red luster over nearly pristine surfaces.
Incredible quality with needle-sharp detail, satiny golden-red luster and nearly flawless surfaces. Only 3 PR67+RD coins and a single PR-68RD coin have graded finer at PCGS.
Well struck with minimal abrasions and mint red luster. From the first year Lincoln Cents were minted in Denver.
Outstanding surfaces with strong luster that radiate with a beautiful blend of tan, gold, fuchsia, and green hues. A sharply struck example with no carbon or significant marks.Fantastic quality and tied for the finest ‘RB’ designated coin graded by PCGS!
CAC. A well balanced blend of tan and mint red with faint lime and ruby hues.
One of the nicest matte proof ‘Lincolns’ we’ve ever offered. The surfaces are absolutely stunning with an intense golden-red base and faint green and rose hues. The strike is needle-sharp and there are virtually no marks or spots. The eye appeal is off the charts!
Nearly full red on the obverse and a slightly subdued red on the reverse. Sharply struck.
One of the ‘keys’ to the series. Sharp detail and problem-free with medium brown surfaces.
Exceptionally nice with reddish-tan surfaces that display a subtle violet-blue hue. Sharply struck and nearly mark-free. One of the keys to the series and the rarest regular issue ‘Lincoln’ in mint state.
Lustrous tan to light brown shadings glow and illuminate sharply struck surfaces. The look is virtually pristine. Just 5 browngraded finer at NGC. Great quality and eye appeal!
CAC. Sharply struck with attractive medium brown surfaces that are problem-free.
Lustrous medium brown surfaces, sharp detail and no obvious sign of wear. Excellent eye appeal on this lovely key date ‘Lincoln’.
Glowing medium brown surfaces still embrace some remaining remnants of mint red. A sharply struck ‘key’ date with great eye appeal!
Warm tan surfaces with underlying luster and solid detail.
A well struck ‘key’ date with lustrous medium brown surfaces. Old green label holder.
Sharply struck with mark-free surfaces that blend mint red with ruby tinted brown.
A beautiful blend of mint red and tan with faint ruby, green, and gold highlights. Sharply struck, lustrous, and nearly mark-free.
Sharply struck matte surfaces with a balanced blend of tan and mint red.
A pleasing example of this better date with a nice blend of faded red and soft-brown on lustrous surfaces.
CAC. Wonderful pebbled matte surfaces that are mostly red with a light lavender hue. Spotless and devoid of marks with exceptional eye appeal. Only 6 ‘red-brown’ pieces have graded finer at PCGS.
CAC. 1916 was the final year of matte proof production and just 1,050 Lincolns were minted. This is a superb example with a delightful blend of mint red and tan. Surfaces are mark-free, super clean. and very attractive. Only a single MS 67+ RB has graded finer at PCGS. Excellent eye appeal!
CAC. 1916 was the final year of matte proof production and just 1,050 Lincolns were minted. This is a beautiful example with olive-green and faded red surfaces that are mark-free and very attractive.
Well struck with considerable mint red blending with soft tan.
Blazing red and a sharp strike with incredibly choice surfaces.
Blazing luster with a blend of tan and mellow mint red. Only 2 ‘RB’ coins graded at this level with none finer.
Lustrous tan surfaces with a blend of green, blue gold, and orange hues.
Blazing red luster and a great strike with no significant marks. Super quality!
Original blazing red luster and a sharp strike with excellent eye appeal. Just 5 coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.
A nearly flawless Superb Gem with gorgeous blazing red surfaces.
CAC. Blazing sunset orange-red surfaces that are essentially flawless!
A nearly flawless Superb Gem with gorgeous blazing red surfaces.
Nearly perfect with original full red surfaces. Just 6 have graded finer at PCGS – all 67+.
CAC. Blazing steel-white surfaces and a super strike. Only 6 examples have received this grade with a ‘+’ designation at NGC and nothing has graded finer.
Blazing red surfaces provide excellent eye appeal for deeply mirrored fields and frosted devices.
Well struck with vibrant luster and carbon-free, mint red and soft-brown surfaces. Only a single RB designated example has graded finer at NGC.
Medium brown surfaces that exhibit a clean look and sharp detail. An excellent example of a popular variety.
Choice lustrous golden-brown surfaces that are devoid of significant marks.
CAC. Lustrous golden-brown surfaces that are devoid of significant marks and spots. Very close to mint state with just the slightest trace of ‘rub’.
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CAC. Well detailed medium gray surfaces with a smooth and clean appearance.
Lustrous, sharply struck, and light tan surfaces with no obvious signs of wear.
Nearly mark-free with lustrous chestnut brown surfaces.
Well detailed with clean, problem-free, medium brown surfaces.
CAC. Sharp detail and problem-free with lustrous light brown surfaces.
A pleasing example of one of the most popular coins in American numismatics.
A nice problem-free mid-grade example of this popular rare date.
Well detailed with pleasing medium brown surfaces. Housed in an old green label holder.
Sharply struck with minimal marks and beautiful blazing red luster.
S/Horizontal S. Vibrant mint red luster over nearly pristine surfaces.
Incredible quality with needle-sharp detail, satiny golden-red luster and nearly flawless surfaces. Only 3 PR67+RD coins and a single PR-68RD coin have graded finer at PCGS.
Well struck with minimal abrasions and mint red luster. From the first year Lincoln Cents were minted in Denver.
Outstanding surfaces with strong luster that radiate with a beautiful blend of tan, gold, fuchsia, and green hues. A sharply struck example with no carbon or significant marks.Fantastic quality and tied for the finest ‘RB’ designated coin graded by PCGS!
CAC. A well balanced blend of tan and mint red with faint lime and ruby hues.
One of the nicest matte proof ‘Lincolns’ we’ve ever offered. The surfaces are absolutely stunning with an intense golden-red base and faint green and rose hues. The strike is needle-sharp and there are virtually no marks or spots. The eye appeal is off the charts!
Nearly full red on the obverse and a slightly subdued red on the reverse. Sharply struck.
One of the ‘keys’ to the series. Sharp detail and problem-free with medium brown surfaces.
Exceptionally nice with reddish-tan surfaces that display a subtle violet-blue hue. Sharply struck and nearly mark-free. One of the keys to the series and the rarest regular issue ‘Lincoln’ in mint state.
Lustrous tan to light brown shadings glow and illuminate sharply struck surfaces. The look is virtually pristine. Just 5 browngraded finer at NGC. Great quality and eye appeal!
CAC. Sharply struck with attractive medium brown surfaces that are problem-free.
Lustrous medium brown surfaces, sharp detail and no obvious sign of wear. Excellent eye appeal on this lovely key date ‘Lincoln’.
Glowing medium brown surfaces still embrace some remaining remnants of mint red. A sharply struck ‘key’ date with great eye appeal!
Warm tan surfaces with underlying luster and solid detail.
A well struck ‘key’ date with lustrous medium brown surfaces. Old green label holder.
Sharply struck with mark-free surfaces that blend mint red with ruby tinted brown.
A beautiful blend of mint red and tan with faint ruby, green, and gold highlights. Sharply struck, lustrous, and nearly mark-free.
Sharply struck matte surfaces with a balanced blend of tan and mint red.
A pleasing example of this better date with a nice blend of faded red and soft-brown on lustrous surfaces.
CAC. Wonderful pebbled matte surfaces that are mostly red with a light lavender hue. Spotless and devoid of marks with exceptional eye appeal. Only 6 ‘red-brown’ pieces have graded finer at PCGS.
CAC. 1916 was the final year of matte proof production and just 1,050 Lincolns were minted. This is a superb example with a delightful blend of mint red and tan. Surfaces are mark-free, super clean. and very attractive. Only a single MS 67+ RB has graded finer at PCGS. Excellent eye appeal!
CAC. 1916 was the final year of matte proof production and just 1,050 Lincolns were minted. This is a beautiful example with olive-green and faded red surfaces that are mark-free and very attractive.
Well struck with considerable mint red blending with soft tan.
Blazing red and a sharp strike with incredibly choice surfaces.
Blazing luster with a blend of tan and mellow mint red. Only 2 ‘RB’ coins graded at this level with none finer.
Lustrous tan surfaces with a blend of green, blue gold, and orange hues.
Blazing red luster and a great strike with no significant marks. Super quality!
Original blazing red luster and a sharp strike with excellent eye appeal. Just 5 coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.
A nearly flawless Superb Gem with gorgeous blazing red surfaces.
CAC. Blazing sunset orange-red surfaces that are essentially flawless!
A nearly flawless Superb Gem with gorgeous blazing red surfaces.
Nearly perfect with original full red surfaces. Just 6 have graded finer at PCGS – all 67+.
CAC. Blazing steel-white surfaces and a super strike. Only 6 examples have received this grade with a ‘+’ designation at NGC and nothing has graded finer.
Blazing red surfaces provide excellent eye appeal for deeply mirrored fields and frosted devices.
Well struck with vibrant luster and carbon-free, mint red and soft-brown surfaces. Only a single RB designated example has graded finer at NGC.
Medium brown surfaces that exhibit a clean look and sharp detail. An excellent example of a popular variety.
Choice lustrous golden-brown surfaces that are devoid of significant marks.
CAC. Lustrous golden-brown surfaces that are devoid of significant marks and spots. Very close to mint state with just the slightest trace of ‘rub’.
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CAC. Well detailed medium gray surfaces with a smooth and clean appearance.
Lustrous, sharply struck, and light tan surfaces with no obvious signs of wear.
Nearly mark-free with lustrous chestnut brown surfaces.
Well detailed with clean, problem-free, medium brown surfaces.
CAC. Sharp detail and problem-free with lustrous light brown surfaces.
A pleasing example of one of the most popular coins in American numismatics.
A nice problem-free mid-grade example of this popular rare date.
Well detailed with pleasing medium brown surfaces. Housed in an old green label holder.
Sharply struck with minimal marks and beautiful blazing red luster.
S/Horizontal S. Vibrant mint red luster over nearly pristine surfaces.
Incredible quality with needle-sharp detail, satiny golden-red luster and nearly flawless surfaces. Only 3 PR67+RD coins and a single PR-68RD coin have graded finer at PCGS.
Well struck with minimal abrasions and mint red luster. From the first year Lincoln Cents were minted in Denver.
Outstanding surfaces with strong luster that radiate with a beautiful blend of tan, gold, fuchsia, and green hues. A sharply struck example with no carbon or significant marks.Fantastic quality and tied for the finest ‘RB’ designated coin graded by PCGS!
CAC. A well balanced blend of tan and mint red with faint lime and ruby hues.
One of the nicest matte proof ‘Lincolns’ we’ve ever offered. The surfaces are absolutely stunning with an intense golden-red base and faint green and rose hues. The strike is needle-sharp and there are virtually no marks or spots. The eye appeal is off the charts!
Nearly full red on the obverse and a slightly subdued red on the reverse. Sharply struck.
One of the ‘keys’ to the series. Sharp detail and problem-free with medium brown surfaces.
Exceptionally nice with reddish-tan surfaces that display a subtle violet-blue hue. Sharply struck and nearly mark-free. One of the keys to the series and the rarest regular issue ‘Lincoln’ in mint state.
Lustrous tan to light brown shadings glow and illuminate sharply struck surfaces. The look is virtually pristine. Just 5 browngraded finer at NGC. Great quality and eye appeal!
CAC. Sharply struck with attractive medium brown surfaces that are problem-free.
Lustrous medium brown surfaces, sharp detail and no obvious sign of wear. Excellent eye appeal on this lovely key date ‘Lincoln’.
Glowing medium brown surfaces still embrace some remaining remnants of mint red. A sharply struck ‘key’ date with great eye appeal!
Warm tan surfaces with underlying luster and solid detail.
A well struck ‘key’ date with lustrous medium brown surfaces. Old green label holder.
Sharply struck with mark-free surfaces that blend mint red with ruby tinted brown.
A beautiful blend of mint red and tan with faint ruby, green, and gold highlights. Sharply struck, lustrous, and nearly mark-free.
Sharply struck matte surfaces with a balanced blend of tan and mint red.
A pleasing example of this better date with a nice blend of faded red and soft-brown on lustrous surfaces.
CAC. Wonderful pebbled matte surfaces that are mostly red with a light lavender hue. Spotless and devoid of marks with exceptional eye appeal. Only 6 ‘red-brown’ pieces have graded finer at PCGS.
CAC. 1916 was the final year of matte proof production and just 1,050 Lincolns were minted. This is a superb example with a delightful blend of mint red and tan. Surfaces are mark-free, super clean. and very attractive. Only a single MS 67+ RB has graded finer at PCGS. Excellent eye appeal!
CAC. 1916 was the final year of matte proof production and just 1,050 Lincolns were minted. This is a beautiful example with olive-green and faded red surfaces that are mark-free and very attractive.
Well struck with considerable mint red blending with soft tan.
Blazing red and a sharp strike with incredibly choice surfaces.
Blazing luster with a blend of tan and mellow mint red. Only 2 ‘RB’ coins graded at this level with none finer.
Lustrous tan surfaces with a blend of green, blue gold, and orange hues.
Blazing red luster and a great strike with no significant marks. Super quality!
Original blazing red luster and a sharp strike with excellent eye appeal. Just 5 coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.
A nearly flawless Superb Gem with gorgeous blazing red surfaces.
CAC. Blazing sunset orange-red surfaces that are essentially flawless!
A nearly flawless Superb Gem with gorgeous blazing red surfaces.
Nearly perfect with original full red surfaces. Just 6 have graded finer at PCGS – all 67+.
CAC. Blazing steel-white surfaces and a super strike. Only 6 examples have received this grade with a ‘+’ designation at NGC and nothing has graded finer.
Blazing red surfaces provide excellent eye appeal for deeply mirrored fields and frosted devices.
Well struck with vibrant luster and carbon-free, mint red and soft-brown surfaces. Only a single RB designated example has graded finer at NGC.
Medium brown surfaces that exhibit a clean look and sharp detail. An excellent example of a popular variety.
Choice lustrous golden-brown surfaces that are devoid of significant marks.
CAC. Lustrous golden-brown surfaces that are devoid of significant marks and spots. Very close to mint state with just the slightest trace of ‘rub’.
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