(3) 1909VDB NGC-Graded MS64 (2) and MS63 all Red-Brown. Attractive coins. (Image)

Est. $110-135 SE

1914-D ANACS VG10 perfect chocolate brown w/ no problems. (Image)

Est. $105-130 SE

1940 Proof PCI PR64 Red. The coin is now red-brown indicating that coins deemed "Red" at an earlier time can still darken in certain plastic holders. Mintage of this issue was only 15,872 and survival rates for unblemished coins is modest at best. (Image)

Est. $40-70 SE

(11) Diff 1909 VDB // 1966 all certified (PCI, ICG, NGC, PCGS) MS64 Red-Brown to MS67 Red. Largely cheaper issues but beautiful coins most designated as Red. Needs inspection. (Image)

Est. $130-170 B

(7) all PCI-Graded MS67 Red incl 1946-S, 1947-S, 1948-S, 1949-S, 1951-D, 1951-S, & 1952-S. Cat value $700+, but the coins would likely grade a bit lower (perhaps 66 or 66+) at the major grading services. Still a wonderful group of Lincolns! (Image)

Est. $200-250 B

Accum Lincoln Cents in Whitman or Dansco albums; some basic collections, but one is 1909-40 complete except 09-S VDB, one folder w/ 1980s proofs incl, Dansco 8100 slipcased album complete 1935-2013 incl 1960 & 1970 date sizes and 1982 varieties; most are UNC w/ proofs starting in the 1970s; F to BU and Proof (Image)

Est. $125-150 B

Huge accum Lincoln cents plus a few other items; (9) Whitman folders, mostly 1909 to 1970s, plus (1) Library of Coins Vol 2, generally well filled w/ circ; tons of 2x2s or small cloth bags w/ more pennies, most IDed by year & mintmark, 1910s to 2009, noted some proofs sprinkled in, steel cents, 1982 sets, etc; extras incl a few common banknotes (Ger Infl & Jap Occup), small box of (100s) George V & VI Farthings; complete set Franklin Mint Presidential coins (to Nixon) in holder w/ booklet (Image)

Est. $200-300 L