Post a brilliant US Coin that you own

SP used to be for 'Specimen Proof'.

 

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Right I didn't know what it meant referring to modern coins but I knew the term well from early stuff

 

A couple from my attempt at a saints date set. Still a looong way to go.

 

Couple more of my uncirculated cc morgans

 

Kind of like 'specimen grade' which is unique to other (more ordinary) strikes.......

 

Beautiful coins folks, here's one of my favs

 

Some of my real favorites aren't bright I could clean em up but that's not my style but I got lots of pretty shiny coins

 

I got these 2 little beauties recent

 

Shiny Morgan's I got and quite a few

 

Gold too!

 

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Whats the story on that 1887? She sure is purdy.

 

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It is a Morgan proof 65. One of only about 800 minted.

 

I got even more shiny gold the 1882 $5 is a particule favorite as it was found in a box in the attic of a friends house where it hadn't seen the light of day since the 20s

 

Shoot Bill. I don't know whether or not to take my glasses off or put them back on..........

 

Sorry my pics suck especially of slabbed coins alls I got is this beat to death iPhone I oughta get a new one but it'd be just as beat in a couple months only thing that takes a harder beating then my phone is my hands

 

Bill, just get a blasted cheapo point and shoot (camera) with macro capabilities and reserve it's use for just here on these forums. That way it doesn't get eaten in the chain saw........