Lincoln Cents-Wheat 1909-1958
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Coin Inventory: US: Small Cents: Lincoln Cents-Wheat 1909-1958 | ||||||
| Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
| SOLD: Spectacular lustre with tones of red and orange. Immaculate surfaces. The right picture is more indicative of the coin's true look. Can't figure out why this is only a 63, as I expected a 65! | 1801-028 | |||||
| A coin with dark blue-brown cartwheel lustre and large streaks of gold lustre. No spots or marks of note and well struck too. | 2501-009 | |||||
| A full red coin except for some flyspecking on the reverse. Blazing lustre and sharply struck. | 2507-033 | |||||
| A strongly struck coin with even smooth rims and medium chocolate surfaces. | 2401-006 | |||||
| A medium brown coin with a sharp strike on problem free surfaces. A touch of rub on the high spots keeps it from grading higher. | 2501-010 | |||||
| A coin with evidence of brief circulation on lustrous surfaces. | 2411-105 | |||||
| A well struck example on a spot free medium chocolate planchet. The only slightly weak spot is the right wheat ear. | 2411-239 | |||||
| A clean coin with strong wheat ears. | 2212-168 | |||||
| A lustrous medium brown coin with some weakness of strike on the wheat ears and one bagmark in the upper right obverse field. Still a decent look. | 1803-024 | |||||
| A sharply struck coin with lustrous medium brown color. A little wear on the high points. Fresh from PCGS. | 2411-107 | |||||
| Medium lustrous brown with matte-like surfaces and fully struck. No spots or other distractions. | 2601-078 | |||||
| A coin with unbelievable blazing luster shimmering off a fully struck surfaces with no obvious marks or spots. It really looks like a matte proof! | 2501-011 | |||||
| A 50% red coin with a very sharp strike on lustrous surfaces with a touch of woodgrain and a few grade limiting ticks. | 2407-050 | |||||
| A fully struck coin with matte surfaces and a strike reminiscent of a proof coin. Squared edges and a wire rim around most of the periphery. Could it be an attempted proof? NOT FOR SALE. | 2601-010 | |||||
| A nice red brown coin with swirling lustre that should be in a 65 holder. Just back from PCGS. | 2601-060 | |||||
| A nice, sharp mid-grade coin. Even brown, sharp date and mm. There is a 3 mm or so round depression on the reverse that has removed ED ST and AM in the design. | 1702-064-57 | |||||
| Beautiful brown swirling lustre with a few light hairlines that are hard to see without a glass. Has the look of a 63 or 64. | 2202-026 | |||||
| An even brown coin with subdued Lustre that keeps the grade to 63. Spot free too. Really looks like an AU58 to me. | 2212-225 | |||||
| a light brown sharp mark and spot free coin. | 2310-092 | |||||
| An interesting coin with nice woodgrain look. The coin has 30-40% red lustre remaining. | 2202-038 | |||||