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Ah yes - Longacre's slanted 5s.

PCGS Coinfacts survival estimate of 72 - quite a rare coin.

 

Uploading is to slow from where I am tonight.

 

Not sure if NT. And the photos don't display the richness of colors especially on the obverse.

 

Looks NT to me. Pretty coin

 

Won this last night

 

I was on Heritage recently and put in what I thought was a very strong bid on a large size bust quarter from the McClure collection. It was nice for the grade but still only a G6, and I thought the pedigree might add a small premium to the price. Was I ever mistaken! I got absolutely blown out of the water, so I looked at some other coins that were coming up. I ended up with this nice steel gray XF bust half to add to my type set. It has no fancy stickers or labels but now has the best pedigree of all - I own it

 

Not a Buffalo collector, but I did want a Type 1. Arrived today.

 

I believe that this is a rpd you may want to check it out at
Indianvarieties.com there are 39 known rpd for the 1899 IHC. Nice coin BTW.

 

Sweet Ben and that's why I like PCI Slabs.

 

I've been getting a lot of these in change lately, and this probley the worst of them.

 

Wow, with the way the coin is that makes those slight off centers really stick out.

 

Here is a Celtic Drachm I got awhile ago, mainly for, what I assume is a die crack at 1 o'clock?

Looks like a spear shaft in head.


Celtic, Lower Danube, Uncertain tribe. 2nd century B.C.
AR Drachm
Imitating Philip III of Macedon
O: Head of Herakles wearing lions skin headdress knotted at throat, right.
R: Zeus enthroned holding eagle.
19mm
3.61g
Lanz 939; CCCBM I 203-4

 

Fossilized shark tooth next to a Morgan for size comparison. It's been in circulation for 65-100 million years.



1909-S VDB and 1877 IHC melted together.

 

If you'll send the shark tooth to PCGS, they'll probably grade it, and then Heritage Auctions will sell it!

 

I think I see a 1922 Plane, die 2 and a 1969-S DDO

 

Maybe they will include a toothbrush in the slab instead of a piece of sandpaper.