I'm enjoying looking at everyone's coins here; I think Lehigh's qualifies for having a little crust (ie, thick toning) close to the rims; what a...
I like your Fugio! Sure it's damaged, but there is a lot of the design left and I'm not seeing a lot of corrosion. Talk about coins with...
Great idea, Green18-- edited the o.p. so fans of original crust can post their own... thanks!
Very nice, your patience is rewarded! Great surfaces on that one.
Warning, if you like your Commems flashy with big rolling luster (I like those too!), this coin is probably not for you. However, I found the look...
Thanks for posting some more nice WWII era dimes, folks. Here's another one of my recent raw purchases: [IMG] [IMG]
I agree with Mark, I don't think the diagnostics are there, either. PCGS should make it right.
Indeed there is, I missed it! I'll have to add that to the comments in photobucket, thanks!
Kanga, you have excellent taste in coins, and I can certainly appreciate where you are coming from. I think of it as enjoying jazz or blues as...
Hi James, welcome to CoinTalk- I'm not much good at grading Morgans, but yours look mint state and rather mark-free from where I sit. Do you...
Great looking dime, Johnny! you don't see too many with that full sunrise/sunset look. Would love to have it in my set!
One more for tonight.. [IMG] [IMG] (whoops, wrong obv, now corrected!)
thanks, it's in an OGH graded 66-FB. I like that subtle color, but I have a couple that aren't so subtle.
In my opinion, this is an individual with some serious personality issues, in the medical sense, and I hope he seeks some professional help.
Some time ago, I thought it would be neat to have a short set of dimes from 1939-1945. My original aim was to have the set in MS66 FB-- then I...
I would say you did very well indeed!!
I like the idea of including a Liberty nickel, there are some nice proofs to be had for not a whole lot of money. Gets you thinking....
Told ya!! LOL Congrats! So, how did you come by this fair lady?
I was referencing the coin in post #5.
Thanks, Johnny!
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