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Here's my latest , a details grade a first for me . And I'm glad , cause I got her cheaper .

 

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Your proof cent is awesome. I have never seen a green toned proof cent before! Thanks for sharing.

 

This cent is absolutely gorgeous! What a beauty.

 

If that were my coin, I'd crack it out in a heart beat. It doesn't deserve to be in a slab labeled with that garbage! It's a beautiful piece... Put it in an AirTite or a 2x2.

-Brian

 

Your proof IHC is way cool. Any chance that we can see the reverse?

 

Already cracked it out , haven;t done it to many coins , but by the love of me I can't see no harsh cleaning . It's got cartwheel luster on both sides . It's one of my favorite Bust halves . I gave her a AU-53-55 grade , no way she's Unc .

 

Great! It really doesn't deserve that grade, I'll agree. And, honestly, I see no cleaning myself by the photos you've provided... Someone a little tipsy down at NGC HQ possibly? Hahaha! Looks like a true 55, with a chance at 58. I've seen few 53's that look this nice... Very nice example their, Rusty. Keep her for a lifetime.

-Brian

 

1941-D Jefferson nickel, nice toning, full steps

 

1941 ms64

 

1927 Str Settlement 10c

 

Terrible seller pic...but all I have for now. Look Merc Crazy...OGH
Okay...that's it...no more buying for the month of July!!

 

Nice... I had my eye on it and was one of the underbidders.

New quick pics from me.

 

Beautiful coins, gentlemen! Thanks for sharing.

-Brian

 

currently on vacation so im buying little things, i have about 18 to 20 packages waiting for me to open when i get home... anyway here is one i think would be worth sending back to get designated a bugs imo, i dont know what do you guys think? just bought it a week or 2 ago and noticed it. btw was purchased as a slabbed 64 franklin only so i think i did well with price!

 

What is going on with the F under the date on the Buff. Nickel?

 

Designers initial.

 

Has this been cleaned and artificialy toned?

 

Ungraded. I owned 1-cent, 2-cent, 3-cent, and 5-cent coins, and I felt something was missing:

 

I reckon' I ain't never seen a 4 centesimos piece before. That's pretty cool!

 

1892 Barber dime