Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

(#2944)

(#2950)

(#2956)

(#2962)

Flashy and bright pinkish copper color. These are struck on a planchet made of zinc that has a thin outer layer of copper to retard corrosion, zinc be

(#3127)

Scarce Matte Proof version of this early issue. (#2445)

In terms of total number of coins known, the 1912 is not as rare as either the 1909 VDB or the 1916. As a full Red Gem, however, David Lange (1996) no

Wonderful smooth surfaces and no spots. (#3319)

Typical sharp strike for this date, with almost entirely red color throughout. Deserves a special bid. (#2484)

A sharply struck Gem that has radiant color. (#83392)

Incredible surfaces, strike and blazing originality, a high-end specimen that sets the roadblock for any Registry set of Proof Lincoln Memorial Cents.

A simply gorgeous example of this celebrated modern-day rarity. The cataloger of the presently-offered specimen spent several minutes with a magnifyin

1942-D, 1944-D, 1949-D, 1955-D, 1956-D, 1957-D, 1958-D and 1963-D. All are NGC MS67 Red except the 1963-D which is NGC MS66 Red. Lot of 8 coins.

1970-D PCGS MS66 Red, 1975-D NGC MS67 Red, 1978-D PCGS MS66 Red, 1979-D PCGS MS66 Red, 1980-D PCGS MS66 Red, 1981-D PCGS MS66 Red, 1984-D NGC MS68 Red

1946, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1953, 1955, 1957 and 1963. All are NGC MS67 Red except the 1963 which is NGC MS66 Red. Lot of 8 coins.

1971-S PCGS MS66 Red, 1972-S PCGS MS66 Red, 1973-S NGC MS66 Red. Lot of 3 coins.

1909 VDB (3 pieces) MS60 or better, 1924-S AU50. Lot of 4 coins.

1972 PCGS MS66 Red, 1977 NGC MS67 Red, 1981 PCGS MS66 Red, 1982 PCGS MS66. Lot of 4 coins.

Mint red from a roll. (#2635)