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My other buy at the show. I now have both the 35S and 36D San Diego, which is my favorite silver commem design.

 

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New arrival. This is raw, and I can't decide between AU58 and MS64 RD. Any opinions? The luster in hand has a radiance that I have not been able to fully capture.

 

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You started the 1,200th page! Congratulations!

 

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Nice bounty!

 

Very nice! Here’s her younger sister...



NGC’s pictures (slightly overexposed?):

 

I’d say it’s an AU58 technically, but this coin will most likely grade MS62/63RB.

 

Thanks - these pesky raw coins are adamant about being exactly what they are, regardless of the weird boundary in the grading scale that often makes 62 lower than 58.

Maybe, someone may have touched it, but it’s primarily a really nice lustrous coin. That’s the important factor in my mind.

 

Only obverse available. Still inbound.

 

Nothing special this week, just a couple dozen wheat pennies, 5 silver quarters and one 1944 war nickel. The pennies were from bank rolls, the rest from customers.

 

Well I lost/misplaced another one, this is my 3rd since 1999.

 

Funny that you show that loop I've misplaced mine as well,or lost it.

 

Sellers pics...

 

As part of my research on the early commemoratives I collect all things related to this subject:

 

I was born in Elgin; not that year of course.

 

Congratulations on your 8500th post! And on that Morgan, too.

 

Gold CAC and a 2nd gen holder too! They will be rare a few years from now, they are already uncommon. Nice looking coin.

 

I was going to say 63RB too.