First - reverse of 1868 star at 12:00 points to S in states, if it points to the E then the more common reverse of 1867. In CPG there is an...
Okay same disclaimers as before. 1837 N-4 plain hair cord F-15 net F-12 verdigris showing in spots 1837 N-10 beaded hair cord VG-8 net G-4...
Not patina, but more like corrosion. 1868 reverse of 1867 - more common. Can't see any repunched date varieties. Reverse variety 5 or FS# 2.98...
Just search on pictures and you should get a whole bunch of posts. I recommend search for 2 threads started by lehigh96 (I think that is paul's...
I agree - but when you blow the picture up it really looks like a cut. As for heritage well seems like lately some of the coins in an auction...
Nice post and thanks for sharing.
No where near an expert, but yes the things I look for all seem to be in place. Now in my opinion I think it has been cleaned. If I was you...
1) 1829 AG-3 net po-1 N-9 - interesting coin. Can't figure out how the O in One disappeared anyway netted for damage. 2) 1832 VF-30 net F15...
Pictures are too big. I think some tweaking of some of the settings maybe something to reduce the zoom. Not really sure what.
Same as before: 1827 G-6 probably old recoloring and slight non-distracting to me scratch on reverse, but I don't care. Nice coin. N-11....
Okay - these are my opinions and they do not reflect what a tpg or eac might do. As mentioned not going to touch prices. Problem free coins and...
All the diagnostics match the O-102. Yes - the O-102 and O-103 share the same obverse, but different reverse. Diagnostic is on O-102 the leave...
Yep cleaned and maybe recolored. Looks legit to me and you all know more about attributing these than me.
I did not see it mentioned, but I think BB-125 or B-8 r-2. That is if you have attributed it yet.
Looking forward to seeing the results of the testing.
I will try to work through them, but not sure I have enough time this week. The last one in number 4 I can't answer, because depending on the...
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