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1909 VDB 1C MS66BN PCGS #2423

"Pacific Blue" Ex. lllini420/M. Kittle, CopperColor, MonsterCoinz| A twin to another top MS66BN that resides in the Coyote Ugly Lincoln Cent Collection | Gold Rating

1911-S 1C MS65BN PCGS #2447

“Liquid Copper” | Ex. Coast to Coast Coin. This coin has very good potential to become a 66 in the future. Very minor chatter for an absolute monster of a coin.

1913 1C MS64BN PCGS #2459

"Emerald Gloss" Ex. WingedLiberty, CopperColor | Old 7 digit cert number, this coin is unique to the set, hard to describe unless you view it in person.

1914 1C MS65BN PCGS #2468

"Autumn Glow" | Ex. Lincolncentman

1926-S 1C MS64BN PCGS #2573

"Rough Diamond" Ex. Vivid_Coins | Well struck coin from an era of poor quality control and dies.

1927-D 1C MS64BN PCGS #2579

“Raspberry Punch” | Ex. GreatCollections | The color is what I would consider natural blues.

1927-D 1C MS64BN PCGS #2579

“Raspberry Punch” | Ex. GreatCollections | The color is what I would consider natural blues.

1927-D 1C MS64BN PCGS #2579

“Raspberry Punch” | Ex. GreatCollections | The color is what I would consider natural blues.

1928 1C MS65RB PCGS #2586

"Pocket Rainbow" Ex. L&C Coins, WingedLiberty | Easily the center piece of the set. Beautiful and clean rainbow toning. The first “monster toned” Lincoln introduced to the set. Possible upgrade to MS66BN. Lovely Coin and truly original.

1935-S 1C MS66BN PCGS #2645

“Emerald Prism” Ex. J. Wendt Vivid_Coins | Truly stellar piece of copper. Comparable to another stunning piece that’s locked in a very high quality set. | Green CAC Sticker

1939-S 1C MS65RB PCGS #2682

Ex. dbemike

1939-S 1C MS65RB PCGS #2682

Ex. dbemike

1939-S 1C MS65RB PCGS #2682

Ex. dbemike

1940 1C MS65BN PCGS #2684

"Ultra Violet II" Ex. MonsterCoinz | Remarkable color lincoln in hand! More than happy to have this in my set.

1941 1C MS66+ BN PCGS #2693

"Aurora Borealis" Ex. ILikeTonedCoins, WingedLiberty | Ex. NGC MS66BN, crossover as a MS66BN and upgraded to a MS66+BN. Monster Coin, monster price paid | Green CAC Sticker

1942 1C MS66+ BN PCGS #2702

"Perfecta" Ex. Abe’s Coloring Book | A pure glowing Emerald Piece, 1 of 5 pieces that originated from the same place. Possibly the nicest out of the 5 pieces.

1942-S 1C MS64BN PCGS #2708

"Coyote Ugly" Ex. CopperColor | The origin of this coin came from a fairly decently sized hoard of tissue toned lincoln cents of dates ranging from the 40s. The dealer they were purchased from purchased a whole box for just $10. CopperColor was able to purchase them at the FUN show in early 2020. The name I stole from CopperColor, it’s a harder date to develop color so any nice coloring is enjoyed regardless of the hundreds of spots from a past fingerprint etched into the reverse.

1946 1C MS64RB PCGS #2742

"Pacific Rush" Ex. Abe’s Coloring Book, B. Due

1953 1C MS65BN PCGS #2804

“Green Journey” Ex. SilverStacking_Pro | Crossed from NGC MS65BN. Beautiful color in hand. One of my personal favorites.

1954-S 1C MS67RB PCGS #2820

“Liquid Rainbow” Ex. CopperColor, David3142 | One of many from an original roll that was purchased by David and sent in by multiple submissions. Upgraded from MS66RB to MS67RB

1955 1C MS66RB PCGS #2823

“The Poor man’s DDO” Ex. deefree49 | A date that comes super dull and ugly most of the time, though not too colorful, it’s a beautiful example of this late date. | Green CAC Sticker

1955-S 1C MS66RB PCGS #2832

"The Originator" Ex. S. Boyer (BoyerNumismatics) , A.Keena, MonsterCoinz | This was the first coin that fueled my interests in toned Lincoln cents.

1956 1C MS66BN PCGS #2834

"Emerald Beauty" Ex.CopperColor, WingedLiberty| In hand a pure emerald green luster bomb. Amazing color even in slight darkness. Housed in an older holder. One of the first holders that were used when TrueViews were introduced.

1957-D 1C MS65RB PCGS #2844

“Emerald Jewel” Ex. MonsterCoinz | Mega monster glowing obverse with a reverse that balances the coin out.

1958 1C MS66RB PCGS #2847

“Colorama” Ex. Lincolncentman| The origin of the name comes from the interaction of a plant that I grew up with when I worked in the family business, the Dracaena Marginata Colorama. Thank you David for parting with this monster of a coin