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ROAD TRIP!! Come on down to OK and enjoy some decent weather.
Of course. I HAVE THE FEVER!!
Oklahoma City
And finally, something that was a long time coming... [ATTACH]Die Marriages and BHNC qualification. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Went on-line shopping today and picked up a few busties. Dealer pics will do until I receive them. First an inexpensive 1832... [ATTACH]...
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I'm not all that wise, but if the 32 is underweight then it's a cast copy of the O-106. Check the edge lettering.
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Just to piggy-back, my first purchase of the new year. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Nice cir-cam O-110.
Counts twice....Nice one too.
If anyone happens to know where she now lives... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It's a nice looking 1832...AU 55 to 58. Solid strike, but 106's often come that way. As for the carbon spots, yes, there are ways to get rid of...
Oh, BTW, the OP's coin is O-106.
Something to keep in mind. There is only 1 1832 large letter reverse die and all known coins struck from it have a gash on the left wing. [ATTACH]
Ever? about 2 days. In the past several years? About 10 minutes.
The easiest way IMO, is to check the reverse and not worry about the stars--especially with this much wear. The “50” and “C” spacing is much wider...
Yes, it is the "small stars".
Separate names with a comma.
