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James Longacre’s, I reckon. Things weren’t so PC in 1859, of course.
That was the “must have” variety for me.
I was a poet and didn’t know it.
Agreed.
I'm envious!
That's an amazing coin roll find! If you don't win that 5-Bolivares in the next couple of months, Santa Claus might have to drop it down the...
I like the cents, particularly the '31-S.
Then there were the MCCS slabs. (Borrowed this pic from an old @ddddd post.) You've got the bowl and the tank, here... [IMG]
It's not just you. It totally looks like that.
Looks AU55-ish to me. Cleaned, maybe, but not egregiously so. Not a bad looking coin.
Walking Lib? OK. [IMG]
Draped Busts, you say? Love 'em. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Sorry I couldn't make you whole, but an ounce of silver to help console...
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Two early proof coins from the reign of George III. [IMG] [IMG]
PS- I know I said "Irish harps". Welsh harps are good, too. ;)
I think it's cool, not cringe. And the art has been around for a long time. I once dug a cutout leftover piece from a Standing Liberty quarter...
Must've looked like a manhole cover. LOL
Nice. A type I've never owned, though I did have a different Conder with a very similar druid on the obverse. I like stuff with Irish harps....
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