PR 65 BN?
I guess it depends on if a couple of Peace-toner, Gold CAC -ophiles spot it and up the bids. I really have no idea but will guess 875.
cool variety, ewomack. looks like you got it right. I remember seeing that variety in the W-B listings thinking, "I'll never see one of those."...
Thanks for the comments; it's a common issue, over 7m mintage, W-B say it's R3. 41 die pairings! When I first got it , it was really dirty with...
A raw coin I bought years ago on eBay. It had some polishing in the fields and some rim issues, but still a lot of dirt in the crevices. Recently...
I can't see the S or the VDB really well, but the rims are really poorly made, grainy; and LIBERTY looks very mushy.
Funny, I had just pulled out a box of raw coins and found a 1794 I forgot I had. "ONE HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR" on the edge. Nice thick coin.
Stunning rainbow toning, Larry. I don't recall seeing anything like that on a CBH before.
I went 20; I think it would straight grade.
No reply from seller, I'll report this piece of junk. beautiful example, Eduard! went to report it and listing has been ended!
Sent a message to seller.
#3 for me, I like the subtle toning.
very autumnal look to it. I like it.
If we can stretch the definition of "recently" to sometime in the 2nd half of 2021, I won this AU58 at auction: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Way to go, OKBC! That 1829 is a great looking coin. I regret to say that there is no vaccine for Bust Half Fever.
Dr. Feuchtwanger is not amused.
the 1809 is a definite fake. The 1832 may be just a horribly abused but genuine coin, or a better than average fake horribly abused to disguise...
The 3 centers are very scarce and expensive. There was a member of the PCGS forum, Ambro, who collected the 1 and 3 cent by variety. You might...
Honest wear, very nice!
Sold! $4500.
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