Another addition! The Norfolk one was one I, honestly, wasn't all too excited to add. Both the obverse and reverse designs seem cluttered and...
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I know the rules said no back-to-back, but for the sake of keeping this thread going, here's my 1951 -- [ATTACH]
In my experience submitting to PCGS (and it could be different for ANACS) is that I simply checked the box for variety attribution; the TPG took...
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MS64+ I think the few small, but obvious, contact marks on the chin and neck likely keep it from 65? Reverse has a few very tiny marks on the...
Great call -- thank you! Ordered, plus a few other silver 1 oz from around the world. Appreciate the suggestion
I very much like the obverse design; however, not at the US Mint's price point.
Won an auction earlier in the week for this beautiful, original packaging 1955 double mint set. Per the single picture, this one is a bit of a...
That's a beauty! Bit difficult to find one that's graded without being cleaned/details. Lovely one indeed! Don't have Long Island yet.
Slowly moving along with progress to my classic commemorative set -- this one is the 15th coin in the 50 coin set. The latest addition was this...
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Not the best video, but hopefully demonstrates some of that luster missing from the Trueview image [MEDIA]...
According to the PCGS my orders page, 146. Though this number includes ~30-35 reholders back when PCGS had really good quarterly special to...
Here is official reveal via the PCGS account. [ATTACH] I'll make sure to circle back and share a video of the coin in hand to show off just how...
Precisely! :) I have a suspicion that this one will cause some strong reactions, so I really want to share a brief video of the coin; however,...
Lovely! Definitely can see this one being 66 in hand.
Oops, you're absolutely correct -- this one is obviously 1952 MS66. I also ordered a 1949, but don't have photos of that one to share yet :)
Another neato eBay find; $18.50 shipped -- 1949 MS66 [ATTACH] Edit: as -jeffB pointed out, typo here; this is clearly 1952, not '49.
"It's a beaut, Clark!" Looks like it's very lustrous and has pretty strong strike. To your point about the surfaces, I can't quite make out from...
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