Matte Proof Lincoln Cent NGC Open Box Wheaties 1910 S and MS 67 Red
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มี.ค. 2019
- This NGC open box is all Lincoln Wheat Cents all the time! It's a really fun group to explore how they grade Lincoln cents.
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Ben The Coin Geek
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As a collector of many years of Lincolns from modern to 50s this is like a new world I thoroughly enjoyed this I always love broadening my horizon and learning new things awesome.
Some nice coins. 1913D Lincoln Cent 64RB. "Not really any distracting marks." Besides those fingerprints on both sides of the coin? In 1913 it may have been John D. Rockefeller himself pinching that penny. // Nice strike on the 1919D, can be tough to find. 31S was beautiful and undergraded.
Grats on the Proof! I was almost positive it would be one from your previous video. Thanks for sharing.
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I'm starting to think there is only 1 person grading the coins in a signal submissions. I agree with you saying I cannot see it being cleaned and we have to believe 3 or more graders found it to be cleaned ? really I think something is off to say the least on the grading.
Great job in general with your video work. New subscriber here and really enjoy these. I've watched a bunch in a row. 👍👍
Love these NGC unboxings. Nice video and coins!
Thanks.
Wow 67Red, verynice.
Brilliant!
I'm jealous
Damn that matte proof! Gorgeous! Definitely the pick of the litter. I actually need one for my 20th century proof type set. Just having a hard time dropping the cash for it as I don’t see it as a different “type” per se. For now I’m focusing on actual different type designs. I only need the buffalo nickel, barber quarter and Morgan. Anyhow, some real beauties there brother! Thanks much for sharing!
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Pretty cool. I probably need to get some early teens too. The first coin I purchased was $35.00. It’s a 1938S RPM wheat penny. I hope it gets a good grade but I don’t think I’ll ever sell it.
Getting them graded can be fun and can be frustrating! Thanks for watching.
Wow the one in ms67 is very nice
Shiny!
The 2nd to last, 1931S, you said "super clear fields" however I noticed a mark to the left of Lincoln's head.
Well, it's not perfect!
Very nice coins I bet it was hard to find them with all that Red
Do u soak in acetone and camel hair brush before submittal? Or prepare them in other ways before submittal?
Car1Sagan- I would never recommend doing either.
@@flackthat7 I understand that this is part of the "restoration" process done and charged by the slabbers anyway.
I've never had a camel hair brush (that I know of). Acetone is important for coins with PVC damage and we do use it occasionally to save the coin.
These "unc details cleaned", wth do they see that we don't? Still looking for a video showing what they see to make such a determination.
When you don't agree with the grade, it's hard to justify the grade.
1911 was altered sorry you feel different
Back in 2009 I got a NGC graded coin 1919s...Got it looked at i said cool I paid 5 bucks..So I put it up later a month or so I looked at it a againe it was a 1909s NO LIE NO JOKE FOR REAL...X WIFE LATER THE DEVIL GOT IT AND TONS MORE STUFF
You need to be a member to get coins graded by NGC?
I believe they have a membership level, and a dealer level.
Ben AGAIN NGC beats you up how can you take that they are killing you on color those coins are beautiful man
I agree. I cant see where they apply Details. They charge you big $ just to slap ya in the face.
Yes, I've been slabbed in the face.
Mostly the grades were good, just a couple of head scratchers.
Details?
The Lincolns did better than the Indian Heads
i rather pay my money and submit to pcgs
It looks like NGC needs to get their sh!t together it is obvious that most of the Unc. Details cleaned are not cleaned. Most of their assessment of this lot of pennies is wrong and I think needs a second opinion.