As with my other recent GTG polls, I’ll reveal the grade after 20 or so votes have been tallied in the poll. Commentary is welcome. [IMG] [IMG]
Oops, didn’t mean to include that ugly Kentucky. The QM sent a small bag of stuff like that, too- enviro damaged/corroded pieces. Which I...
I’ve always wanted to acquire a silver three-cent piece from the only year one was issued with a mintmark. Now that has happened. Many if not...
In my old 1798-2000 nongold type set, it was that Draped Bust half dime that gave me the most trouble. Everything affordable looked like...
Before reimaging/reholdering [ATTACH] After: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I did post that just a short time before the reveal, but not by much.
Needed a Walker for my type set. It’s just a type set, so I didn’t have to buy a key date, but I did. Dad’s birthyear, too....
I like that early Seated stuff!
Eh. Close enough. Click the spoiler if you’ve already voted and want to satisfy your curiosity. [SPOILER]
We seem to be stuck at 19 votes in the poll. I said I’d do the reveal after 20+. Hmm.
The pix are zoomable if you click on them (at least in my browser). I’ll do the reveal soon, after two more votes in the poll.
Ah, on her leg there? OK.
I think They might be. Then again, I dunno. Judging from the slightly iridescent looking areas and that little halo around them, I’d guess it’s...
Where are you seeing a “gash”?
Maybe you’ll find one next time you walk the dog! :p
Wow! Happened to you too, huh? Been there, done that... on a colonial site in Georgia. Yep, like @Orange Julius said, it appears you've found a...
My new Walking Liberty type coin. Also happens to be a semi-key date. After 20 or more votes in the poll, I'll reveal the grade. [ATTACH]...
So he said! I think it was in a less exposed part of the counter.
On what, the coin, or my old Dad? ;) Actually, he’s pretty spry for his age.
It’s two years older than he is! :p Slightly discolored- a little enviro damage there- but sharp AU-ish details. One wonders where this one...
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