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D. Wanted to see if you should be interested in any of these.
Asked on May 28, 2024
Someone worked hard to put this together and you would be upset if I told you what I could pay for it.
REVISED RESPONSE: Even in mint condition, late date Lincolns are so common that they're only worth a few cents. The only double die of interest is 1955, it's a dramatic doubling that you can see at arms length. There's a lot of hype about the others but if you need a magnifying glass to see it then who's gonna want to pay for it? I buy complete Lincoln two sets blazing red uncirculated for five dollars. There's so many coming to market now from estates. it's not that I'm not interested, I just don't think you would want to even travel to me at an expense that's more than they were worth. do you have anything else? Any silver? Any jewelry?
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