The pictures of the cent are too poor for me to rate it.
I won't argue with your opinion here. As far as any toned Jefferson I've seen, I can't recall one better. So yes, I probably should have gone...
Up here in northern Wisconsin people are buying up most everything. A dog house on a vacant lot would probably find a buyer. Many buyers are...
If this was a game for nickels only I would have probably gone 6. Silver toning seems to have a bias since they tend to have more vivid, deep...
I don't snipe when bidding. I'll place a bid that is my limit so it wouldn't matter either way.
For a nickel it doesn't get much better than that. I'd go a high 5! I like how well the color spectrum is distributed across the obverse and...
I agree with a 4. A pretty coin but not enough of the color spectrum to go 5.
A long time ago at a coin show a dealer plopped one down in front of me as I was browsing some of his coins. I said "No thanks, I'm married"....
I still need to get one for my set. Maybe I can find one with a prosthetic leg.
You're not talking about that elusive 1969-S DDO Lincoln are you? :nailbiting::nailbiting:
I'll give the 1881-S Morgan a 6 and the 1887 a solid 5!
I didn't get any updates on this thread so I missed the Jefferson and 1880-S Morgan. I'd give the Jefferson a 5 and the Morgan a 3.
Let me know when your headache goes away!
Nice collection. I like busts too but can't afford them, at least the ones you collect.
Here's the reveal. The 3CN got a green bean. I think this is a case where photos are deceiving as it makes the coin look duller and more grainy...
I'll do the reveal tomorrow morning to give others who haven't responded a last chance.
Here's an 1879 3CN graded PR65 Cameo by PCGS. Did it get a bean? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I can post one next unless someone else is waiting.
Even if there are a number of original unsearched rolls/bags out there somewhere, what is the probability of finding examples higher than MS66?...
Even with the large numbers of RD cent rolls that were saved from the 1940's and 1950's most coins in these rolls probably grade MS65 and lower....
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