Is the reverse glare from the light? If so I would go with NT based off the obverse. Otherwise I would say AT.
Good story.
Nice coin - do not know a whole lot about them, but I like the looks of them.
Very nice coin!
I think VG details. Nice coin
I have a copy - I did not want to lug that big thing downtown to the store. And the trip was a last second thing - hey I am going the right...
High on some and low on some. Nothing looks that bad to me. One thing I recommend (even though I don't do it all the time) is to decide what you...
While at the coin store today when I was talking to the owner - he asked me if it was okay to wait on a couple of youg kids with their dad. He...
Forgot to mention - not married so no old silver tea sets or stuff running around my house.:mouth:
Wow - is all I can say. I would call the 1851 VF cleaned and maybe corroded. I could not see the details enough to be sure about the corrosion,...
Still a nice coin!
Yes - I was more than happy with them. I think I confirmed the attributes that were provided and you can see them in the pictures names. I...
You can see the date in the dentils! Cool find - there was a seller on ebay that sold a whole bunch of these for various dates, but none were as...
No problem - I always have an opinion. Don't forget to come back and let me know what variety it is - I need to see if and where I went wrong....
Here they are - any and all comments are welcome. The 1809 was listed as O-109 prime(early die state) and yes a couple of them have been cleaned....
Ummm - I think we were all saying the same thing - just in different ways. A little less on the caps-lock - hurts my old eyes. :)
Okay - vf 30, maybe XF if it was mine and I am going to try O-108. O-108 because the 23 larger than 1, large stars and left side of T in line...
I agree I would go AU-50. I see a touch of wear - and I bet you could see the luster with the coin in hand.
If I were a stock holder I would have stated my opinion more loudly than Arizona Jack did - mainly that it is evident PCGS cost is getting out of...
Yes MOST(but not all) 1877's have a shallow N. Proofs I believe have a bold N and there are some circulation strikes on the 1877 with bold N....
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