Two more... :D An O.119, R4 [ATTACH][ATTACH] And this is a GR-1, R3, for anyone who was wondering about the die cracks. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
Isn't that Mike's (illini420)? :rolleyes: I've seen everything from "hobo" Lincolns to "hobo" Morgans - so to answer your question, Yes!...
I see a proof - can't say I feel comfortable providing my opinion on the grade with your insufficient, over-exposed photos.
Had to think about that one for a second... :scratch: But yes, I agree with our always-comical green18 - that's a very nice B.T.W. half! Nice...
This statement is far from accurate... :rollling:
Thanks, gents! Maybe I should post my coins here more often... :rolleyes:
VG-Det (Cleaned)
two newps... :) [ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]
Sure looks like NT to me! I'd have expected that to grade any day... :thumb:
I have noticed that PCGS often assigns "plus" grades to coins (let's say Morgan Dollars, for example) that display prooflike/deep-mirror prooflike...
Obverse - MS65 Reverse - MS66 PCGS probably called it MS65 due to the chatter on Washington's cheek, but I could see it with a "plus" grade... :)
Thanks, but I wouldn't sell her to ya even if you had the money. ;) PCGS called her VF30, in case you didn't catch it in earlier posts. :)
I'm more of a dog-lover... :devil: But all of the coins in my collection have birds and women on them... :rolleyes:
Neat idea... :) I'll play along.
In that case, I'll go with 18th Century Flowing/Draped dimes and half dimes... How often do you see wholesome, original examples of those...
Define "pristine". Do you mean mint-state? only gem uncirculated? Will uncirculated details suffice? My point - definitions of this word vary...
Yes - it looks like a minor die crack or gouge. Doesn't really carry any premium, but it's still neat to look at. :)
Well, this definitely isn't my series... My point - it's not the rarer "No D". :)
Diagnostics don't match-up with any die pairings for the "No 'D' Weak/Strong reverse" varieties. I concur - just a "Weak 'D'"
Neither - just a lustrous, mint-state coin. :thumb:
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