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  1. easj3699

    easj3699 Well-Known Member

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  3. keemao

    keemao Well-Known Member

    I don't think NGC would regrade them higher...maybe PCGS but I don't belong to them. I have thought about sending them to PCGS, though.
     
  4. TXRanchMedic

    TXRanchMedic Member

    Early Massachusetts Colony trade coin?
     
  5. yruelf78

    yruelf78 New Member

    Dont know just what i wrote on it i think i forgot to write 2 pence i guess the smaller 2 is rarer then the big 2. What i like about it is how some of these were done on a twist press.
     
  6. TXRanchMedic

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  7. Paul_62

    Paul_62 Just takin' it one day at a time

    Couple of 1951 Franklins I picked up at a coin show today, a D and an S

    1951 D toned.jpg 1951 D rev toned.jpg

    1951 S toned.jpg 1951 S rev toned.jpg
     
  8. thecoinczar

    thecoinczar Member

    Winged Liberty;

    Your 1912 1C Matte Proof is incredibly beautiful! I agree that she has a chance into a 66 slab! Good luck.
     
  9. thecoinczar

    thecoinczar Member

    yruelf78;

    Wow! What an amazing find! Do you think it has been in the ground since the 1600s? It is in incredible shape for being buried in the ground for that long. Gee you must have been totally stoked when you discovered it. Way to go!
     
  10. yruelf78

    yruelf78 New Member

    Dont know because i think the dirt might of been moved around. Stoked is putting it lightly lol. I pulled it out wiped it twice and said holy crap a tree coin did not do anything else to it.
     
  11. Treashunt

    Treashunt The Other Frank

    I really don't think that a Mass silver would look like this, even coming out of the ground.

    In my modest opinion: copy, base metal
     
  12. yruelf78

    yruelf78 New Member

    I have already saw three coin dealers one of them i trust very much they all said it real one even offered me 1,000 on the spot lol. The silver wants to shine through. I want to clean it so bad. Dont know if you can see the scratch by the s. They told me that was a 1,500 scratch.
     
  13. saltysam-1

    saltysam-1 Junior Member

    I just acquired this and I need the correct Overton number on it. I think it's 101. It's the large 8 over 7, not the small 8. I know this half has a lot going against it, but if it is a F15 or I could eek-out a VF20, I would be a happy camper. All thoughts and information welcomed.
     

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  14. KoinJester

    KoinJester Well-Known Member

    Where is Cheetah Cats when we need him.
     
  15. WingedLiberty

    WingedLiberty Well-Known Member

    History is made! I just had graded the first known PCGS PR68 BN Lincoln Cent (Proof) for the entire Lincoln Cent run from 1909 to 2013 (out of over 73,000 PCGS-graded Lincoln Proofs total).

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    The population tables have not been updated yet to reflect this groundbreaking coin, but here are the census tables as of this morning. In the next few days, a "1" will pop up in the red bordered cell in the top table below.

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    This coin came out of an unopened cello-pack Proof Set, that I bought for $24.99 on eBay (that price was for the entire proof set with 3 silver coins worth $14 or so just in melt value). So this Lincoln cost me about $10, a steal. It's interesting that this coin has smooth-as-silk,1961-like toning. Colorfully toned 1962's are a lot more rare than proofs from the monster 1961 year -- and rarely come this pretty.

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  16. Coin Hunter

    Coin Hunter Active Member

    Where did you get it from?

    Finally got my (2) slabbed eagles in the mail today.

    1 was from a user here and the other was from the bay, got a nice deal on it, almost what raws are selling for.

    Also goes for the Proof (2001-P)
    Paid a tad over raw prices at a pawn shop.

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  17. robec

    robec Junior Member

    Absolute monster coin and even more monster grade. I'm happy to have been able to see the historical coin in hand. Hope it will rub off one some of the Lincoln's I'm sending in.
     
  18. cmc86413

    cmc86413 Member

    1972-S Kennedy Half, who cares if I over paid($8) I love the coin.
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  19. aubade21

    aubade21 Well-Known Member

    1795 Large Cent OBV.jpg 1795 Large Cent REV1.jpg 1795 Large Cent - The obverse has its wear, but the reverse looks better than its grade of VG8 imo.
     
  20. WingedLiberty

    WingedLiberty Well-Known Member

    Just a quick CORRECTION in my PR68 BN Lincoln post above.

    BRG5658 found that there was a 1988-S PCGS PR68 BN Zinc Lincoln ("Zincoln") graded previously.
    So my 1962 Lincoln is the 2nd known PCGS PR68 BN Lincoln for the entire series (1909-2013) ... but the 1st known in the 95% copper alloy era (1909-1982).

    Shown below is my updated colorfully-toned P-Mint Memorial Lincoln collection.
    All coins are PCGS graded (grades shown under the dates) and all photos are resized TrueViews.

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  21. yruelf78

    yruelf78 New Member

    Who is cheetah cats? Does he know alot about this coin?
     
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