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i im just abought done with a complete set of lincolns 09-2011 i have a half dozen or so to go not including the major ddo and i will never own a 1922 no d way to much money for what it is anyway my question is is it wor5th it in the long run to have my set cac for resale 10 20 years from now or is it going to matter whats your opinion
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IMO No.
Why does it take another grader or company to tell another grading company (PCGS/NGC) that there grading standards for that coin does not meet there standards for a green sticker which is also being counterfeited and placed on slabs.
It is musical chairs with your money as to who will part your hard earned green backs from your wallet.
Consider: Will the (CAC) firm still be in business in another 10 - 20 years.
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I saw a recent post on the CU forum that CAC' opinion is more valuable on expensive coins. I don't have an opinion either way, none of mine have a CAC sticker. I like your '15-S by the way.Comment
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As many have said before "I collect coins,not plastic. " But really it is your decision to collect what you like. Nobody knows if value will increase or decrease if that's what you're asking.Comment
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Generally, the coins I see in you set, no. If you happen upon a place where you could save shipping (i.e. a big show or similar), you might consider doing a couple of your more expensive coins.Comment
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