continuing in order: 1834 O-105 R-1 1834 O-105 R-1 VF-20 [IMG] [IMG]
1834 O-104 R-2 1834 O-104 Large Date, Small Letters. R-2 Grade: EF-40 [ICG slab] Obverse: 4 Reverse: D Diagnostics: Obverse: 18 wider than 834...
One more: 1834 O-103 R-2 AU details. Old cleaning, retoning, looks nicer in hand. Cleaning is hard to see in hand. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
1834 O-102 R-1 1834 O-102 R-1 XF Obv & Rev lamination. [Note: The lamination was confirmed with Frank Leone, a known error/variety specialist]....
Lets start off the 1834's: 1834 O-101 R-1 1834 O-101 R-1 [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
It'll be 3,022 pages before he returns After all he is Rare[ly here] Tim
time to continue posting
many thanks!
bump!
Perhaps that is Rare Tim?
cute, just watch your back
Neat one, considered third scarcest, after the 1st editions, both printings, and the 5th edition
Alos, take it out of the holder, if you can without voiding the return rights.
The ding plus the obv cleaning
a bunch
anyone know where the other Bust half thread is?
My gut says AU
amazing photo
It is not a cud. How do I know, without a picture? easy, a cud must include/involve the rim. oops -- you said cut, not cud, sorry
Okay, so what is the answer?
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