Dontcha Just Love It When A Coin Show Breaks Out?

Found out about it in my junk mail this morning.

 

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Well… The old back seems short lived on concrete floors these days…. But I did brew up a love affair with this old large cent. Just loved the strike on this one. And found an old holey reale for @lordmarcovan holey hat.

 

Nice looking cent, minimal wear on top of a great strike, can't beat it!

 

Where was this show? Was this the one in Camden?

I saw a couple of emails from the SCNA about it, but it was too far of a drive for me.

 

Yep. Camden was the one.

 

Nice find on the Cent!

 

Sweet pick up, Randy!

You made me look at my registry set to see what I have filling that hole. I have an 1850 in this type.

 

The hall was starting to get warm about that time. I would suspect she was probably about to tie her hair up on her head..... Though it does leave one to wonder....

 

Great strikes are my deal. I couldn't care less about die pairings or VAM's and have little regard for rare dates. But a solid crisply struck piece with flat fields will draw me in every time.

 

Nice large cent. Hope it didn't break the bank. Thought you were a seated guy? I bought my first Capped bust quarter today, a bit out of my realm.

 

I’m not in tune to large cent prices. I was pleasantly surprised when I looked it up on PCGS and saw that I paid $125.00 less than they valued the piece at.

 

That's what we call Pick'in.
Pretty coin.

 

I saw this also. Maybe she's just fixing her hair?? Flowing hair, that is....

 

The hall was next to the revolutionary war park in Camden and they were doing battle reenactments over there. Sounded like the hall was under attack.

 

That actually sounds like a great double feature. I'll bet there is a lot of overlap in the Venn diagram of "Coin collectors" and "people interested in watching historical re-enactments"