@H8_modern, here it is . . . there's a fair amount of rose & blue patina when tipped in the light. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Nice find Eduard. As you indicated, a little bit marky, but otherwise very wholesome.
I haven't tried Facebook even once, and don't plan to. It's amazing to me the number of people who question why I haven't done so. Maybe they...
Mine was just a "top of the mind" short list. I know I missed far too many for people to read the entire list. Feel free to add other venues...
There is a very broad cross section of searching / buying habits in this marketplace. We all have different wants and needs: Some want the very...
MS63+
Despite the tendency to arrive at the same grades for the 1886 & 1921-D based on design details on the two coins, I'd flip the grades of the two,...
2nd feather of headdress (counting CCW) looks uncharacteristically devoid of detail, but this could be the photo. Loops of numeral 8 are too round.
MS63
Mountain girl, huh? I agree with the others, although it almost looks like Annie Oakley came back to life.
Nice coin! I too love toned gold.
Worst case MS64. I think it'll grade MS65.
AU58
I just confirmed it is the same seller using a new name . . . the following link will take you to an earlier CT discussion of this seller when...
Yes, there are definitely DMPL Seated Halves, but the photos in this seller's store remind me of another eBay seller that I would not buy from....
Cool . . . Blakeslee effect on the same side of the coin, rather than on the opposite side.
I'm a liker . . .
Reaching into a coining press to feed the next blank . . . How our ancestors kept their fingers is the mystery I ponder.
MS64. Strike is strong, and marks are few, but luster looks thin in fields, and nonexistent on many high points.
MS63, but only for the linear mark on the cheek.
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