FS: Only 6 left. Ira's PCGS early red Lincolns.

These cents were culled from original rolls and only a small %, the best
looking, were sent to PCGS. None came back better than MS-64 Rd, yet when you
see them (particularly the 1930D) you'll see that the grading was brutal. First
come first served. Shipping & insur. will be $2 ea. (I have two of each)

1920 PCGS MS-63RD $28.95
http://members.aol.com/iras4/1920PCGS63R.jpg

1925 PCGS MS-64RD $39.95
http://members.aol.com/iras4/1925PCGS64R.jpg

1930D PCGS MS-64RD $39.95
http://members.aol.com/iras4/1930Dpcgs64R.jpg

All affordable, and all very high end for the grade.



Ira Stein

On Tue, 25 May 2004 10:07:08 -0400, Mark is alleged to have
written:

On 25 May 2004 13:47:17 GMT, ospam (Ira Stein) wrote:


1930D PCGS MS-64RD $39.95
http://members.aol.com/iras4/1930Dpcgs64R.jpg


Is it just me? That coin is a 1920D

It's just you...looks like a 30 to me.

Bruce

"Mark" wrote in message
...


Is it just me? That coin is a 1920D

It's just you...looks like a 30 to me.

Wow. I just had to blow that image up a bunch to see that it is a 3. At
the
default size, it looks way too much like a 2.

Oh well......

Just some residual molecular distortion left over from the time machine.

(If it changes to a 4, it'll need to go back in the box for recharging.)
--
Zamboni