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Graded.
PCGS PR65RB CAC

This is a Judd 147 $1 annular pattern, intended as an idea to replace the gold $1 coinage. They were so small the general public was complaining about losing them. This was an attempt to make them larger in diameter and harder to lose... But maintain only $1 worth of gold.

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Just put a bunch of em on a string that you keep in your pocket...bam! No more losing dollars.

 

Exactly. Keep a few dollars on your key ring

 

As promised... pictures

Received this just this week. Much better packaging quality this time around.
Returned this....


For this



Then the 1st set..


Now to sell them

 

Not nearly as nice as the coins you folks have been posting, (that toned Dollar pattern is just...wow!... @PatternCollector ), but my first type 3 gold dollar, an 1857 Indian Head Type 3, obviously details -holed/scratched - still a nice gift

 

All raw........

 

Nice Valentine 1 compact date the 4 is larger then other digits the second S in states is defective arrow heads touch A Large close 5 c the 5 higher then the c.

 

Just picked this one up.

 

I already had a Vitellius I was happy with but this one surfaced as a one time deal so I parted with my other and put it toward this one which cost a bit more but worth it. I liked the portrait filling up the flan more then my old & its a better reverse type.


Vitellius (69 A.D.)
AR Denarius
O: Laureate head right.
R: S P Q R / OB / C S in three lines within wreath.
Rome Mint, 69 A.D.
3g
18.5mm
RIC I 83; RSC 86.

Updated 12 Caesars Tray:

 

Lot more interesting than my token. Very cool!

 

great pictures, Ken.

 

Same here Ken. Those images are darn good.

 

Thanks guys. Hey Frank? You recognize a couple of them, don't you?

 

yup

 

NGC-graded beauty for my US type set...

 

It arrived today and is spectacular!

 

Nice two cent Gem !!! But what is NGC grade on this?