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This 1913 $2.5 Gold Indian graded pcgs au58. I bought this off Heritage a few weeks ago for $350 + 15% bp.
I LOVE the color and color variation. Crusty, original, & undipped old U.S. gold is HARD TO FIND these days.

 

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Mat, what is the composition & fmv for the grade pictured?
Thanks
Zach

 

Its silver, 3.2 grams, size of a penny diamater wise. This coin was $45 after shipping.

This particular emperor is cheap & common & has many styles and various mints to choose from.

Each coin is hand struck, no 2 are alike, even ones with die matches. Its what makes ancients so fun.

 

Whenever I go to my lcs I always ask for Morgan dollars. The owner is starting to know even before I ask.




1886

 

Posted elsewhere, but decided to put them here as well.

 

pcgs ms65 rb

 

Abe looks good in his purple velour smoking jacket. Great color WL!!

 

Nice to see these again, They are VERY nice!
A fitting first post on page 200!
Beautiful pieces, thank you for showing them.
-L

 

This should be about as new as anyone can get.

 

Just bought this one off eBay a little while ago. Haven't got it in hand yet obviously. Love the coloring on it!




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There's a lot of talk (other forums) about how 'lacking' and 'uninspiring' this design is, but I see no evidence of that.......

The only thing lacking is the post offices' inability to get my silver dollars to my door today.

 

A couple of just really nice pieces I picked up today. Love the look of these!
1858 Flying Eagle Cent (Small Letters) Type set piece

1902 Indian Head Cent

1936 Mercury Dime (Full Split Bands?)

1936-S Buffalo just plain nice for .50 cents!

Enjoy guys, have a great weekend!

 

Hey Kookoo, Loving that IHC and Merc :thumb:

 

Green, I don't mind the design, but what I mind is the relief it is struck in. The mint makes money off these, so they could at least give us a quality strike :rollling:

 

I know. Much talk about that of late......

 

I thought that you got UPS Next Day Air Special Delivery ?

 

Life's complicated enough John......

 

He didn't do it justice.



And for those that have to know the grade.

 

My 1966 SMS just came in mail this morning. I liked it so much
I ordered a 1967 SMS. Now I will have all the "oddball" sets when
the U.S. transitioned from silver to clad. The 1963, last year of Franklin
half, 1964, first year of Kennedy half, then 1965,1966, and 1967 the first
years of clad coinage and no "sets" except SMS sets.---John