Hello, Who is going to the ANA show in Chi-town. I think it will be an awesome show - although I think the show should be downtown in the city...
Very interesting story, thanks. Harvard, IL - home of Milk Day! I run a 10K race there once.
MS62, depending on the cheek - I think it was cleaned. THese halves were not well struck.
I wish I could make the trip to LA and then grab an In-and-Out Burger. Bummer...
I have been collecting early commemoratives for awhile and they are interesting to collect. If you like a potpourri of designs, with for the most...
I doubt it would go for a MS64.There are many contact marks on the cheek. It is still a nice coin.
That is awesome. Absolutely awesome at this day and age! Congrats, you rock!
looks way too sharp to be a 1922..
My feeling is that you should have this coin certified to ensure that it is a genuine 1889-CC. The rim may be an issue, and maybe it is cleaned....
Walking Liberty Half in MS63/64. A beautiful design.
Based on my grading guide, I would say it is Fine.
Most Iowa Commems are MS60 and above. If the coin has an XF40 or better grade with no significant dinging, it's a good deal.
How about a nice early commem? Like a MS64 Hawaii commem, as long as it is certified by NGC or PCGS. Commems are down right now.
Oh C'mon! I think the Palmetto Tree looks pretty cool! OK, how about the Robert Kenndy Commem dollar?
ANA for 7 years. Lots of excellent inforamtion and literature.
Nice collection, thanks for sharing. I really like the Standing Liberty Quarters.
Too bad Ralph couldn't get the intial $100 question on the $99,000 answer. Too funny. Anyway, I am also lookling for a Gettysburg in a nice...
Those are beautiful commems - congrats! The Rhode Island design is sort of interesting, kind of art-decoey looking but what do I know. Classic...
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Hello, I have the scroll left and right to read amny of these posts. The next does not wrap around to the next line. What's going on?
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