That's why I hoped someone would get it who appreciates having one of possibly a half dozen (for states I, II and II combined) examples of a coin...
Halfway there.
Hint! Check out the Fraction for starters.
You can connect to the coin through the link even after the bidding closes; then click on the bids (blue) and it will give a list of bidders with...
This is a worn 1797 which is unattributed. Name the variety and what attribution points nailed it for you....
The Toyman Wins with an $1110 bid! I hope he appreciates it's numismatic value.
Oh No! Not a Large Cent Bid. Tell me it ain't so...
I'm not into toned coins, but that 1887 Indian speaks to me.
Up to $785 now and the two highest bidders usually go for toys?
These will be unidentified or misidentified coins (at least I think so) I see on the eBay. Few will be pretty since few on eBay are. I'll start...
I see what you mean. I had just thought the eBay coin might have been stacked which caused disparate wear in the center. Tooling just never...
It's true in most jurisdictions. Lacking evidence of it to be a partial payment, it is evidence of a settlement. The offer is the check - cashing...
This unattributed 1796 is a nice low grade example of a 1796 S-83 (R4). The Obverse (2) is identified by the closeness of the 1 to the curl as...
I hesitate to include this one, but I figured what the hay? This is an UGLY, but borderline rare (R4+) variety which I still think is overpriced...
I think any crack you see at the E is imagination. Actually, the first crack becomes evident on a break from the rim to the bust at the left edge...
This is an R5+ variety (S-35) which is even rarer in this early Die State. This variety typically has a strong crack through the right side of E....
I'm going to be a sucker for retooled rarities. I can't tell.
I'd go with AU Details, but that's me and I'm an atrocious grader.
The smoothing of the fields? It that sometimes called burnished?
OK! Now I get to ask what you see that indicates retooling. I obviously do not know what to look for. Retooling and counterfeit detection is a...
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