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Bunch of proof Lincolns. That's correct, but the teaser part is the better photos
Here's the quarter thing you are looking at (Canadian nickel)


and a few more just finished photos

 

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Okay, had to call it a night, ran out of 2x2s to place the rest in... Gotta run and get more, but probably not soon. Pics are coming up.

 

Granted, not all are in the best condition, but the price was right.

 

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Oh, and yes, the buff is a 1918

 

Nice haul you picked up Caz!

 

it is not BU it has a lot of wear, just look at the hairline.

I was thinking AU55 personally

 

What about the dimes? Did the barber have an O mintmark?

never mind, I scroll too fast!

 

1891-S Seated Dime Ef Die#106 bowed date

 

Junk bin find, paid $2.30.




Catch the date? Yeah, 1896-S.

http://www.numismedia.com/cgi-bin/c...&nmcode=12711500&guide=prices&guide2=pricesms

Sure, it's not a G4... probably a PO1. But heck, for $2.30, to get one of the many semi-keys of the barber dime series? I'll take it.

 

Oh, almost forgot, I picked these up from the same dealer last night;

www.cointalk.com/t204045/

Also picked up 6 1976 mint sets for 15 cents over face each, and 8 sealed 1968 mint sets for $6.50 each.

 

I bought this a few weeks ago. PCGS PR67 BN. Paid through the nose for it (but it was worth it, to me at least!)

 

Holy Cow! I think I'm at a Pink Floyd concert.......

 

How many boogers we talkin' about?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=HFPgdxWmXJg#t=30s

 

I like that purple penny!

 

Ive decided to build a set of coins of this particular Roman empress, Lucilla. I already have one reverse type so these are 2 new additions with different reverses, there is about 14 or so total.

The bottom one is a very scarce reverse type.


Lucilla (164 - 183 A.D.)
AR Denarius
O: LVCILLA AVGVSTA, draped bust right.
R: IVNO REGINA, Juno standing left, holding patera and sceptre, peacock at her feet.
Rome
19mm
3.4g
RIC 772; RCV 41; RCV 5487



Lucilla (164 - 183 A.D.)
AR Denarius
O: LVCILLAE AVG ANTONINI AVG F, Draped bust right.
R: DIANA LVCIFERA, Diana standing left holding torch with both hands.
Rome
17.5mm
3.4g
RIC 762 RSC 14 Scarce

 

I don't know why this one eluded me so long. I looked for a couple of years. But one came along. A pleasant AU50, ex-Jules Reiver.

Here it is, along with two other popular varieties for 1835.
Lance.

 

NGC mechanical error