Not the best grades, but perhaps the rarest grade for the 1852-O. That's a really neat coin.
I broke down and purchased an uncirculated seated half from GFRC. Normally, I avoid MS coins, but this is a "Weird F!" Being a weird F'er myself,...
Back to plain gray with an upgrade. PCGS XF45 CAC - Even though I have the VF25 below, I could not resist bidding for this coin. [ATTACH] PCGS...
The final hole is now filled. The live auction closed without a bid while I was taking a nap. 1870-CC WB-5 (R6), PCGS F12 [ATTACH]
Same here. This was the bait. PCGS VF35 [ATTACH]
It looks a bit like Desert Moon's 1854 that I believe he sold recently. It looks like it has more color, though.
That's strange. The photos they showed are not my photos. I have never seen them before, and I've owned this coin for perhaps 17 years or more....
PCGS XF40 with nice cameo look.[ATTACH] One of my favorites. I call this a moonlit circulation cameo. [ATTACH]
Hey, I own this coin, a WB-12. I've owned it for the past 15 years or so and had it graded a few years back at PCGS VF35. Here's the Trueview....
It arrived yesterday enabling me to examine its luster in-hand. It's at least AU50, with nice luster on the reverse. Surfaces look great with no...
I couldn't pass up this raw 1869-S half dollar. I'm hoping it will grade at AU50.[ATTACH]
The Connecticut is one of my favorite classic commemoratives. I have two. I believe that both were purchased for around $200. The price hasn't...
The 1842 dollar arrived. It resembles Gerry's photos more so than the Trueviews. I like the original look, particularly on the reverse. GFRC's...
A crusty, original XF40 1842 dollar [ATTACH]
Catbert, that coin looks familiar. Is this a recent acquisition? I need an 1848-O so I may have seen it.
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