Exactly how many Sheldon or Overton for example or many other die varieties are extremely rare yet the coins bring very little significant premium...
I wish this thread was more active I love early copper and as long as I'm here I'm not willing to let it die ill post it as I get it
Good god 2 nice flowing hair dollars on the same page!! I'm in heaven anyone got a third??
Thanks agreed on the 1794 a good clean fine example would be a fair trade they'd get some very decent early silver and large cents and some very...
Well 1824 is up to you I have an 1823 and if nobody has an 1822 I know what ill post hint if I could own any 3 coins regardless of price this...
Sounds kind of familiar George is labeled as a b2 bb 20 pcgs vf details as it's been very lightly cleaned there's no fine lines or abrasions even...
Amen to that but I'm just not a modern coin guy just paid similar money for a dollar but it was 205 years older and silver I lose interest after...
Is a really crisp well struck one too with a lot of detail and clean fields the adjustment marks don't really bother me either at least their not...
Very rarely do I see a cc Morgan with this kind of color only a ms 62 tho the other a ms 64 1884-o
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Got a couple more colorful Morgans
Ok got me a new one
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] And a coin I've wanted since I was a young collector around 8 years old and first saw one 1795 flowing hair 2 leaves vf
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Ok well I got what I broke my coin budget on today more colorful cartwheels[ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]An 1881 cc and 1884 o
Interesting how in the late teens and early 20s of both the 19th c and 20th c the us mint had low mintages of silver coins
I have 1823 but no 24 or 22
I have nothing for 1824 though someone else has to fill that one not the easiest date to fill either no half cents half dimes or dollars and dimes...
Here's a different 1825[ATTACH][ATTACH]
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Heres a 1826
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I have several here's a couple
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