post your "pretty" coins!

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by mizozuman2, Oct 3, 2011.

  1. coin dexter

    coin dexter Junior Member

    I think this is a very beautiful coin. The color is very appeaaling and the strike is as nice or better than most 1913 type 2's you'll run across. I purchased this piece raw, ungraded, and sent it in to NGC for grading. Now I can't tell you why NGC graded this coin MS62+ but that's what they did. All I could do was to laugh....
     
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  3. rev1774

    rev1774 Well-Known Member

    Wow, I expected much better than that myself. Think it would be worth a crossover try unless you only like ngc for grades..
     
  4. coin dexter

    coin dexter Junior Member

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    This 38-D is a MS-67. The other one in the pcgs rattler is a MS-65 but looks much better than my 66.
     
  5. rev1774

    rev1774 Well-Known Member

    Gorgeous 38D at a 67 and that tells me mine might be 66 at the most.. Super color...
     
  6. coin dexter

    coin dexter Junior Member

    Grades are just opinions and I have my own. I'll say this, NGC is more cosistant than pcgs most of the time. I have both, and respect both, but that doesn't mean they don't make mistakes as they do and the 13 type 2 of mine is one of them.
     
  7. rev1774

    rev1774 Well-Known Member

    I agree as the 13 type 2 should be higher in my opinion as well.
     
  8. mizozuman2

    mizozuman2 that random guy

    hmm... what is the max amount of size for a picture can you take? MB wise.
     
  9. coin dexter

    coin dexter Junior Member

    I'm not the guy that can answer that one for ya....LOL
     
  10. coin dexter

    coin dexter Junior Member

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    Here's a pretty 13 type 1 the strike is amazing and the luster will blind ya. The color is also attractive. It also has a CAC sticker, if it matters to anyone.
     
  11. leeg

    leeg I Enjoy Toned Coins

  12. mizozuman2

    mizozuman2 that random guy


    man, i forgot what this coins name was, can anyone help me? :devil:
     
  13. jcakcoin

    jcakcoin New Member

    An Indian Head Cent.
     
  14. rev1774

    rev1774 Well-Known Member

    That is a beauty and the color highlights are great!!
     
  15. coin dexter

    coin dexter Junior Member

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    Here's 3 coins from a South African proof set still in the original mint box it was issued in. The toning is crazy nice on this set.
     
  16. jello

    jello Not Expert★NormL®

    coin dexter :thumb:
    thanks for the herd of Buffalo's!!!!
    :thumb: toned too!!
    :kewl:

     
  17. coin dexter

    coin dexter Junior Member

    You bet !! I have some more but I've done enough....I don't wanna break my camera so I'll stop for a bit. Thanks, I love Buffs.
     
  18. lkeigwin

    lkeigwin Well-Known Member

    I don't have many old dollars but I wanted a type, pre-1800. Scraped by with this one.
    Lance.

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  19. lkeigwin

    lkeigwin Well-Known Member

    This coin was the subject of a photo contest ATS. I liked it so much I offered to buy it. It was an ANACS PF60 and it crossed to PCGS as a PR61, which I still think is conservative. The colors are spectacular.

    The images are pretty big, if you click on them.
    Lance.

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  20. coin dexter

    coin dexter Junior Member

    Hey now, I remember this one! I also was in this photo contest. Now this coin if I remember correctly was in an old ANA slab. This was a very tough coin to image and is also a very pretty piece!! Great image by the way....
     
  21. coin dexter

    coin dexter Junior Member

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    The top image is my 1913 type 2 housed in a PCGS holder graded MS-65. The lower image is another 1913 type 2 I purchased raw for a VERY good price off the bay. Now with my eye I believe the raw coin has the 65 beat , what do you think? Plase tell me your thought on this. Thanks for any help....Coin Dexter.

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