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1891 CC AU 55 Morgan
Not a spitting eagle, I believe.

 

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Don't think he's a spitter, but a nice CC regardless!

 

Great looking 91 CC. That's a void I still need to fill in my collection.

 

A rare George Washington colonial I snatched up from ebay. Only 1 other one listed there currently, and less than 200 pieces known.


I did a writeup with some more info about it if anyone is interested.

https://www.cointalk.com/threads/another-george-washington-rarity-repub-ameri-funeral-token.290601/

 

Was NGC MS, now PCGS AU58.
Lance.

 

1899 Proof Indian Cent (PCGS PR65RB). A stunner that I bought last night. Might be a tiny bit overgraded, looks more like a borderline 64/65 coin, but might have been bumped due to great eye appeal. I love the glowing red-hot, lava-red coloration -- and the beautiful elevation chromatics in the the Indian Princess's eye, ear, mouth, Liberty headband, and feathers. Also positive is nice front to back matching coordinated colors. An almost accidental cameo effect from the toning. Just a stunning monster overall.

 

1883 Proof Indian Cent (PCGS PR65BN). Kind of a nice matched set with my only other Indian Cent Proof. This one blue toned, but nice elevation chromatics again.

 

Now that's what I call a Redskin. Nice coloring, but I cannot tell if the toning is natural or not, on almost any coin.

 

Ok, another beauty, now you just need a blazing white one, and you'll have a wonderful Americana set. ( red, white, and blue. )

 

Wow, those are two beautiful Indian cents!

 

For my type set

 

Those are dyn-o-myte Indian proofs!

 

LCS had a "sale" on select BU Standing Liberty Q uarters. 1930 S

 

Here's one I couldn't resist. I kept calling to me.

 

The seated sirens are very dangerous indeed. Beware of that one.

 

I've had these Morgans since the summer of 2011, but I just took pictures tonight. These are from the group of 91 "no cost" Morgans my dad gave me that summer. I've been into coins ever since. I'm particularly fond of the 1879-O.

 

Sweet bunch of Morgan's the 79 o has some nice clashes two thumbs up.

 

Thank you. Where are these clashes, Paddy? I'm not particularly good at noticing such anomalies.

 

On the 79 o look at the left wing between it and the N (in)
Also the top of the wreath right side between it and the wing. Inside top of the left wreath the tip .

 

All of them have a nice patina and all look to be MS coins nice fields not a lot of chatter.