Not sure if that's high point rub I see, or an effect of lighting. With that in mind, my opinion is AU58 or MS63-64.
Fantastic coin, Eduard; congratulations on acquiring such a nice example of this scarce piece of history.
Glad to hear about your purchase, look forward to the photos. Congrats!
That's a gorgeous coin and a great story. Now, I have a question. Doesn't Tom's cheek look awfully rough to be graded 67? Just asking.
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I feel your pain....
Thanks for the comments. This dime only graded MS62, because of the cheek mark (I think it's a luster break, not a scratch) but I really liked...
1878-cc? [IMG] [IMG]
I reshot the trime with more exposure, this is closer to how it really looks. also included my representative buffalo nickel: [IMG] [IMG]...
Great coins, Kanga. All look very attractive and nice for grade, imo. thanks for posting them.
Myfirst impression was MS66, or better, but you really can't tell without a closeup look. I'm not too thrilled with the toning, either, but I...
beautiful! a great addition to your type set.
That's a great coin! The 12 stars is somewhat scarce; a hoard of the 13 stars variety numbering about 1,000 mint state coins known as the "Collins...
Thanks, those of you who nominated this for TOTW. I'm honored. I hope it has been a useful thread, and that people will continue to add to it.
Coin buying education 101-3 [new 7/31] I found this post on "Coin buying education 101-3 [new 7/31]" interesting and have nominated it...
That was fun, and educational as well. I like the photo array, the grading tips, and the diagnostics of the real 3-legger. Well done!
Here's another raw one, opinions as to condition, authenticity, etc.? wt. 27.23g [IMG] [IMG]
Pursue your passion! Looks like the Ike field is fertile ground for exploration. It amazes me that examples in high MS even exist, given the...
Thanks. I welcome others to post any fake TD's they might own, here for discussion- especially the more convincing ones. I'm still on the fence...
Exhibit B: 1877-CC, weight in acceptable range, but fake. I bought this coin in an ANACS holder, which turned out to be fake, too: [IMG] This...
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