I'll say Ms-62. It's a beauty, HULL!
Coingrats, Dave! Thank you Koen for this cool contest.
Congrats, Cookiemonster!
I am going to guess MS-63 based on the most recent pictures.... It's a very pretty lady.
Thank you, Moneyer, how common are these coins? What kind of value does this piece have?
I have been searching for information about this coin for days, but unfortunately I can't read the inscription... I could really use some help!...
Or it could always be the elusive 1992 CAM! But that's just wishful thinking...
That's one sweet coin! Congrats!
I would have to say the most beautiful design is Seated Liberty, but I don't think it would make a great commemorative. I think it would be cool...
Congrats, Frank! I cannot say I am surprised that you won.
Another amazing coin, Dutch. You don't, or at least I don't, see many major errors on the earlier coins. I wonder what a person of the time might...
He was suggesting that we eliminate 53 & 55 and create one solitary grade instead... AU-54. Au-54 would be an addition to 50, and 58.
I use the clear mylar flips as well, I find them to be a bit more useful than 2x2s because they have two pockets. So with the extra pocket, I put...
Or there's always the other side of that coin... It takes you no time to spend $100s at the coin shop.
I am thinking it is more like AU-53 or 55. Still a nice coin, though you did overpay.
Beautiful! I am a huge fan of the green and yellow mixture of the Franklin.
If there is'nt a motto, chances are it has worn off, as the motto was usually the very first thing to go on the Two cent pieces. I don't think it...
I'm not so sure anymore... Where did you find this coin? BTW, I really dont know much about these coins, except for what little knowledge I have...
We're not really getting anywhere, but for what it's worth, I, too, agree that it was altered. The three looks way too suspicious.
Thank you, this is what I expected :( I will refrain from purchasing from this company.
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