Hmmm, I'm not familiar with the inverted S for this date. I know there is a large S variety. Is the invert applying to only the small S MM?
I still have that website link you sent me a while back Chris, have it bookmarked. I'm probably going to pick up my first copper hoe this summer.
Sounds good, I've done business with Emporium the year before when the Santa Clara show was being organized by PCGS. Let me know what time...
Beaver pelts, wampum and Lucky Strikes.
That was more than not too shabby, that was a rockin' pull!
I will be there Charmy, see you the !
Looks mint state to me, I would say 65. I see few marks on the cheek that will prevent something higher.
I'll be there in the morning on Saturday, probably until 2pm-ish. The kids wants to go across the street to Great America for a while too, so...
How do you know it's an 1888 with it so badly damaged?
I'll be there, are you heading over Funkee?
I bought one 40% silver half yesterday for $2.85. I can comfortably say that I took advantage of the great silver depression of 2013. My work is...
Caz definitely stepping up his game. Love the look of that proof Merc and especially the seated half!
Courtesy of the Rick-meister, we have a complimentary gun show today!
A proof, especially during this date, will exhibit mirror surfaces. This example is a business strike minted in Philly = satin like surface. The...
Pretty easy to tell with the surface and how grainy it is. But that cud certainly looks intriguing.
Love those pie cutters, and looks like a fun show Charmy! Funny you had the show at that rec center in Tukwila, that's where my wife's sister had...
Even i wouldn't mind having an 1877 in this grade, I'm guessing AG on this one. It's seen its day!
I would imagine to a buyer that wants "an example" on a budget, maybe $25-50. I might be optimistic on that value.
You get to a point when an old copper is too far corroded, all that the attributing guys can do is narrow it down to a Sheldon/Breen/Cohen range....
Although there's a glare in the photo from the slab surface, it appears to be quite an attractive example. I'm a huge fan of the Lincoln woodies.
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