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Another Randall hoard beauty I have its mate love that round the clock die break they all have What it grade? Au-58 due to the rub?

 

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Love the die crack, what did she grade?

 

Whoa.......i know i said i was trying to be more like you in the other thread, but sheesh, I didnt realize i was posting the cliff notes to your post directly before mine.

Knew I shoudlve clicked the next page button before replying

 

Lol great minds think alike

 

Maine & Trey ~

NGC gave it a 63. The rub near the forehead is not quite as bad in hand as it shows in the pictures, but is probably why I got a good deal on it. Either way, I was happy to get another high end middle date I needed for my date set.

 

Just a loss of the toning then I noticed the edge of the headband has no wear was a tough call for me au or ms good pickup regardless nice coin mines a ms 63 r&b

 

These are about as beautiful as you'll ever find Colorful S-Mint Proof Copper ...

PCGS PR68RB


PCGS PR69RB


PCGS PR69RB

 

I keep looking but I can't find any and your making it hard to keep up with you lol. Beautiful Lincoln proofs Winged.

 

Yea, if you look at the coin with a loupe, no specific wear is apparent, just a slight discoloration of the metal.
Have you posted your 1818 R/B on here? I'd love to see it!

 

I have but I will again be good to compare the 2

 

*Whistle*
Beautiful coin, Mainebill! You don't often see original mint luster on coins of this age.

 

Thanks! I had to pay a bit for it but I liked it was mostly red only way it made it this long was I'm sure being part of the Randall hoard i only have one large cent in true red a later( 1853) one in pcgs ms 64 red I like these big pennies in any color though!! My real focus is the early ones but I wanted a couple beauties of the middle and later dates for my type set

 

You see it on silver but copper hardly ever I'd kill for a draped bust large cent with some red left on it or even more a liberty cap but that ain't gonna happen unless I win the lottery am just drooling over that mervis collection catalog this morning

 

Merry Christmas to me lol

 

Love the color on this cent!

 

Stunning coins (as usual). That '72 is to die for -- I love how the high relief design coupled with the toning causes Lincoln's bust to appear almost iridescent!

 

An iPhone shot of the 1972-s, shot in indirect sunlight in the Safe-Flip, just before sending to PCGS. Talk about a "liquid proof".

 

1890 Silver Dollar, PR67
Undesignated Cameo Contrast1890 $1 PR67 PCGS. This Superb Gem proof Morgan dollar is certified in an old green-label PCGS holder, and presents amazing eye appeal. Cameo contrast is visible beneath the deep sea-green and iridescent toning on this undesignated specimen. Myriad bright silver specks shine through the lovely toning. A rare opportunity to acquire a top-grade Superb Gem proof. Population: 10 in 67, 0 finer (8/13).(27ZK, PCGS# 7325)