I think the solid white NGC slabs are hard to photograph. As RLM mentioned - it seems like when you focus the camera on the coin it is lighter...
Thanks. The space of liberty and stars from the rim was what made me settle on it. I could see the crack through the date, but not the other...
Okay - going to stick with O-109A. Can't see all the cracks but 109 or 109A.
I think an O-109a. Let me go check coin zip.
Very sweet.
A case of not knowing enough about the date and after those previous 2 I may have got gun shy.
I think the 1810 is attributed correctly. Not 100% sure on the 1828 - I think so, but I wish I could see line 2 of stripe 1 to cross bar 2. Can...
Very well put.
WHat no one has blasted him yet? I guess someone will get around to that later. :) Interesting concept - I have thought about doing the same...
Nice coin - almost looks like a die crack through the hair. Never really tried to grade these, but went with 66.
Funny - never really tried it. BUT I do not pay for anything with exact change and I almost always try to make sure I get pennies in the change....
Ditto - same for me.
Best answer so far. Famous collections are nice, but they end up broken up. Legacies are nice, but I will stick with my blue collar collection....
Looks like a sweet coin, but I would be humble enough to ask Mark for an in hand inspection. And if bidding 45K I think it would be better if you...
No reason to vote - as mentioned find out about the slab first.
I think AU details - not 100% sure of the cleaning, but sure looks like it. Still a pretty nice coin.
Well - I think they can grow, but if stored properly they will not grow. Still nice additions.
That is a beauty of a baby copper. Very nice and good pick up.
Really hard to tell with the pictures - looks AU to me. Plus what is up with the A in States? The pictures also make it looked like it was...
Nice coins - good additions. One question though - what is the spot on the reverse straight down from the left side of the C in Cent on the 1880...
Separate names with a comma.
