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D. 1968-D MS65 RB Cent. It’s PCGS certified and toned. Recently it sold for $160 on Heritage Auctions: https://coins.ha.com/itm/lincoln-cents/small-cents/1968-d-1c-ms65-red-and-brown-pcgs-pcgs-population-42-9-and-0-0-ngc-census-11-7-and-0-0-pcgs-2907-/a/60245-93012.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515 https://www.pcgs.com/auctionprices/item/1968-d-1c-rb/2907/-3781868285552341515. Wondering how much you would pay for it.
Asked on May 28, 2024
Wondering if you are mistaken. The coin you show is $4.25 on the dealer greysheet in red. Yours is a lower quality, red brown. I can’t imagine anybody why anybody would even slab this coin, it’s worth far less than the $40. It would take to certify it. The photographs and links you sent are not for the coin that you have. I wouldn’t even know what to offer you, just crack open a copy of the red book it’s $.40 in my old 2007 copy, couldn’t have gone up that much.?
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