Keep it raw, not worth slabbing
not a chance. You wouldn't have to ask if you had one. It is that obvious
Not a coin, a medal.
And, won at Littleton's booth, for my niece & nephew: Alaska (right) Hawaii (left): [IMG] hmm... I can't delete the attached file
or: Yeah, I know, not a coin, but... Red Book additions: The CSNS is from a previous acquisition. Now all signed by Ken Bressett: [IMG]
How about: 1819 O-112 R-3 XF-40 [IMG] [IMG]
A number of other Busties, but, I don't want to swamp the thread.
1825 O-104 R-4 [IMG] [IMG] And a number of others. :)
1826 O-115a Listed as R-5 in Overton, but no listing for th eO-115a. Listed by the BHNC as an R-6? New die state. [IMG] [IMG]
Last weekend: 1806 O-106 R-4 Much scarcer than the norm [IMG] Out of the holder, just resting on it [for reference]: [IMG] [IMG]
In plain English: NO!
silver reverse proof mint set Impossible. It is either a proof set or a mint set. It can't be both.... Unless -- of course-- it is a gold...
A waste. Make an offer of $10
polished
here: http://www.pcscoins.com/prod/BF9/The-Battle-of-Gettysburg-Silver-Commemorative-Coin_GSH.aspx They were on line in 1936. They are OLD!
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