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I agree. NO way it would make a 64. Would have a hard time making 63. The one light makes it look better than it really is. Granted its still a beautiful RB, its not a 64.

 

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Here's something I picked up recently-- a 1901-S Barber half:

 

I'm lovin' That Barber Collector!

 

My latest raw coin purchase from eBay

Picked up this 1910-S on eBay for a bargain. Except for the carbon spot on the rev , this coin is awesome !

 

2 toned cents recently bought on eBay

2 toned cents recently bought on eBay

 

I agree with Todd. I think NGC got it right.
Lance.

 

This arrived from Rick Snow yesterday, along with two others from Heritage. It's a little dark but the luster is there and the colors are a bit better than my images show.
Lance.

 

The H means half dime so it says "H10C" Half 10 Cent

 

beautiful indian lkeigwin!

 

This is not a spectacular coin, but at 5% over melt, it looked like a pretty decent buy:

 

That's a great price. As a type coin, the $2.5 and $5 Indian gold is a lot rarer than the $10 Liberty & Indian and $20 Liberty & St Gaudens gold.

 

I dunno if it's spectacular or not, but that's a great looking coin. I've been shopping for a nice looking, yet affordable $5 Indian, & it's turned into a "quest".

Here's a 1943 WL half I bought on fee-bay. I paid about the MS60 price, & disregarded the MS66 grade by NNC when I bought it. Now that I have the coin, I'm not so sure that it's not an MS66. Any thoughts?

 

1915 D barber Half which is now in my type set. I'll take better pictures some snowy winter day.

 

Nice coin but not MS66, you bought it at resonable price. Enjoy your new coin!!!

 

That 1943 Walker is stunning. IMHO is all of MS66.

 

Thanks for them sharing with US!!!

I like this one so I photo shop it so we could see it better.Woody I hope you don't min?
It look to be great for a Type set a Walker Woody Nice 43:thumb:

 

great job photoshopping, jello!
nice '43, woody

 

Thanks for all the responses. And I really like jello's photoshopping job--I need to learn how to do that & improve my pics. The 1915-D barber Half--it looks like a "perfect coin for the grade". It might even have more charm by being slightly circulated.....you think more about the history maybe.....

 

I doubt that either of these Walkers will even come close to MS66, but I like them. And the price was right-- $10 for the '36, $12 for the '43:

 

great prices on those walkers!