Post your $50 to $100 coin purchase

Not sure what you mean by that. It was under $100, so am not sure if you think it's bad or good.

 

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$55.

 

$89. 1819/8

 

Can’t resist these. You can do a lot worse for $55.95:

 

$60

 

$69

 

$60 @C-B-D. @TypeCoin971793

You 2 are good on grading these thoughts?

 

Picked this one up at around $50

 

Looks like an XF. Nice picks.

 

Wow...

Between 35 and 45. My gut says 40 from the pics.

 

I think you're spot on I liked it at 35....but mintage and price no brainer.

 

1874-S quarter in an ANACS holder grade 'AU details - NET EF40'.

I paid something like $60-70 for this one in 2007. It looks good, actually. I do not see any obvious hairlines.

 

This 1917 Buffalo replaces one I am putting into a birth year set for my mother. I almost hit the "Under $50" thread, since this came in at 50.99. Too bad about how prominent the spot of corrosion looks next to the feathers - it's just a pinpoint in hand. I put some VerdiCare on it to keep it from developing further.

 

I posted this on the Attribute This thread before seeing the new $50-$100 thread. I don't think I mentioned the price there. It was $91 plus $3 shipping for $94 total. It is a S-124 R5+. I think there is a lamination at the shoulder on the obverse so it's not all corrosion and damage.

 

50 to 55 bucks:

 

I like this thread, and I think we should keep it alive.

Paid $65. Has some crud on it, but near full LIBERTY on a Barber half with a mintage of 534,000? I couldn't go wrong.

 

VAM-1F, Chin Bar $64

 

$80 cherrypick: Pop 1 only 2 finer! Doesn't look like much, but a VERY scarce variety.

 

Sweet woodie