1927-S Lincoln Cent. MS-64 RD (PCGS). CAC. Splendid deep rose surfaces are boldly to sharply struck and richly original in preservation. Although recognized as a semi-key date Lincoln cent as early as the 1940s, by the time hoarding targeted the 1927-S the vast majority of examples set aside by numismatists were in low grades through Fine. In VF, EF and AU this issue remains scarce by the standards of the type, while in Mint State the 1927-S is very scarce to rare depending on quality. The Miller specimen is a distinct cut above the typical softly struck and/or lackluster Uncirculated example, and it is highly desirable as such. From the Larry H. Miller Collection. From the Larry H. Miller Collection.
