MS62. Toning doesn't trip my trigger, sorry.
You notice your running low on heart medication and you debate if you can hold out until the next month so you can buy that coin you want. :happy:
"This looks artificially toned. Did it straight grade?" [ATTACH]
It is so hard to photo this type of coin that shows the true colors, that I used the sellers photo for the Reverse. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
[IMG] It does look like Northern Lights.
Someone who dipped snuff or chewed tabackie sneezed on it before it was encased. :happy:
Are you saying that it is one of the counterstamped Stone Mountain halves, in this case, a Georgia?
"Here's a coin tester that seems kind of iffy to me, but maybe it does really work." [MEDIA] This is so funny, all I heard for both coins were...
While watching, probably the first, Let's Make A Deal show with Monty Hall. Since this was 1962 or 1963, the men were wearing suits and the women...
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Post them here.
Forget the coins, lets see photos of those Republic of Texas buttons. :happy:
Don't forget the PQ, PQ+, PQ++, PQ+++ grades.
I have no idea why. From the left to right, second row, 5th coin down is 1919S
From left to right, A screw that goes to who knows what. Back in the 50's when you renewed your license plates, you received new plates every...
. Yes, these are the coins, plus the odds and ends that were in the box.
75. Just not that much interest in wheats. While going through my late mom's things, found this small wooden box with 75 wheats from the 40's to...
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Agree! In this case he wanted almost $800 more than one without the PQ++!! grade. :happy:
Also what about the new grading system already in use. Take for instance a MS65 CAC Morgan. This coin is not good enough for it to be MS65+ but...
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