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I'm neither a penny collector nor a toned coin person, so I decided to break out of that mold and purchase one. To buy a coin to meet both requirements, I felt the Penny Lady would be my best source. This was purchased at the August ANA Money Show and I had Todd from the booth next door, do the photography. I received the photo's last week and finally have posted his results.

 

Very Nice

 

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sellers photo. Colors in hand are reasonably accurate. Housed in a PCGS rattler.

 

1878-S Morgan MS65 NGC

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Enjoy!​

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Best Regards, ​

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George​

 

Not much of a morgan fan but thats hot!

 

I purchased around 30 coins over the last few weeks, but have been so busy that I didnt have time to photograph them and upload them here until now. However, due to the staggering amount of coins I purchased, I decided to just post a few of my favorites.

 

These three barber dimes I have had for several years and finally decided to send them in. I was happy with the results. I also apologize for the quality of the photos.

 

I have been buying only bullion lately but the last time I visited one of my local shops they just bought a decent amount of graded stuff and he was selling it back of bid to get rid of it real quick, so I helped take a few things off his hands.

 

And a couple more.

 

I just got 2 Machin Mills like counterfeit English half pennies, 2 awesome Canadian tokens and an Austrian Kreutzer from 1816. That's a lot of coins from the 1700's and 1800's for not much money!

 

My favorite morgan so far. Got it today.

 

Thank you for the fun fact Jello!

 

Picked up this key date Peace Dollar--got it for a "best offer." Very attractive coin in terms of luster, with a light tone, but with enough bag contact marks to make it low grade MS:

 

1932-D Washington Quarter MS62 PCGS

Everybody seemed to like the 1932-S I posted so here's his Big Brother:

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Enjoy!​

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Best Regards, ​

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George​

 

I'd return it. The coin has damage on the reverse--there are significant scratches that makes it a details coin. It shows damage from a cleaning.

 

I got it from silvertowne, so those guys aren't good?

 

How was it represented? As bulk silver coinage, as a collectable coin with a specific grade or from an ungraded roll? There are considerations given to the value and condition depending on how it was sold.