With my new USB microscope, I took some photos of dentils on 2 fake trade dollars that I own. notice the hollow pits, probably due to bubbles in...
very sharp coin, Kanga. Spiked chins are very cool. I have one, raw, about G6, the rev. cuds are ridiculous. I think it's a Cohen 6. I'd love...
Looks like somebody "won it" for $2400.
It isn't "graded", just a number on the flip. Can't tell anything about surface preservation from the photos, but looks overly bright.
.. and there's no motto on the rev.
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I thought it was a very solid vf20, maybe a 25. F12???? No way.
I think Publius2 has it right. A cleaned but "market acceptable" coin (meaning it straight grades) will generally have some unnatural brightness...
I bought one of those USB microscopes, and just figured out how to use it. here are closeups of the Longacre doubling, and the L on the ribbon:...
I really like these portraits of Liberty: [IMG][IMG]
Thanks for all the comments. I don't see any signs of a cleaning, but I believe there is some rub on the high points, so AU
Thanks, it looks more coppery in hand. Just a tough one to photograph.
I had not even noticed that! thanks! on exam with the 9x loupe, I don't see any split serifs, so I think it is most likely machine doubling. I...
I think I'd call that a die chip. very cool find!
Terrific look for lightly circulated silver. If I ever get around to building a Morgan date set, that's the appearance I want. Look forward to...
When I started collecting about 12 years ago, I bought a number of raw coins from advertisers in Coin World. A number of these advertised as BU...
Great looking coin with nice patina and a lot of luster. AU58?
around 10 years ago, I bought a group of 3 common CC Morgans (82-84) from one of the big Coin World dealer/advertisers (you know, the ones who...
I think there are several "post your Walker" threads, but you know what? I don't think you can have too many Walkers or too many Walker threads!...
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