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Nice F-VF coin, with only a small amount of black paint in the recessed areas…that likely will come off with lacquer thinner or remover. Natural color

Another "real" Gem, that is toned Red with a layer of that on one-half of obverse. Great strike and Rare in this quality.

Looks Red but faint old toning lines makes it a PQ RBn.

"All there" WONDER coin with the lightest of authentic original toning.

A lovely strike for this surprisingly hard date in Gem, with a unimproveable strike and lustre, but color is muted in browns with gold. If you are no

Another amazing Gift to our World Peace charity by a Coin Wholesaler….Well struck, lightly faded natural Red, and free of marks. All you could hope f

Nice natural brown, a very sharp coin.

Attractive coin with small rim taps.

Key date in High Grade, this coins strike will amaze you for this date - and any S-mint date in the mid-1920s. Nice faded natural Red color also.

A tough date in Gem, this obverse is clearly there, but a dig in the reverse field brings that side down to a "63". Best strike and lustre.

Near-impossible to improve on this strike, the faded natural Red is appealing. A few marks on the obverse make this Top Key affordable to the buyer l

Great lustre and surfaces, best strike for this date.

Full strike, but will be conservative and call is a choice Brown due to the natural toning.

nice original color, technically grading higher but several micro-circulation marks brings it down to VG level.

Deeply toned, with great lustre and strike, one bagmark on reverse. Someone will dip this someday and get a Red grade. We NEVER get involved in such,

rpm #2, a full GEM BU RED

rpm #3, a full GEM BU RED

Choice surfaces with the lightest "hint" of a fingerprint on obverse that likely will NOT change in the future.

Only overdate in the Lincoln series, the seven can be seen under the eight - though not boldly. Gem+ PQ coin.

See above comments. Great pair that does not come along often. PQ Red coin also.