That would explaiin the dullness. Scanners just never show the lustre.
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I don't know what to tell you about the condition without seeing it. And I don't know where to point you for pics of graded pieces. Maybe...
WOW! That is an awesome coin! I have always loved older proofs. Even though I will never afford them. Expecially one that nice.
An easier way to tell if it is the "L" variety is if it has a pointed or rounded bust. If it is pointed it is an "L" variety.
Actually thats a little funny that you say that. About 3 monthes ago I got some kind of bacterial infection and lost my right index and left...
SPINK - 4th coinage year 1356, crown mintmark. Price - F £60, VF £200. If its better than VF go get it! Chase A Byrd
It was worth it to me because it turned out to be the second known of the 1921-D VAM-1DM:hail:
That just makes it all worth while. Congrats!
It looks like a normal quarter to me. A lot of the newer coins have that shine to them.
I once bought a few rolls of cents that were in a fire and they looked similar to that.
AU-50, XF-40, AU-53 respectively. And that is some nasty looking scratches on the SanFran. Nice CC BTW.:thumb:
I have to remeber that with the colorized coins. Thanks!
I will have to say acetone has its advantages, but never let it get on your skin for longer than a few seconds. I learnt the hard way.:mad:...
Well... It aint too bad.:p
WOW that is cool! I haven't really been into ancients but that is beautiful. I would like to see it a little less blury.
Uh-oh:bigeyes: Was that a good thing?;)
Wow!:eek: That is one wierd rim on the lincoln! I have never heard of a wide rim before.
I am not exactly sure but I believe its worth about $1,500 USD.
More like billions:hail:! Sadly, "they" will sell thousands of sets to unsuspecting people.
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