snaz: Looks like you picked up some very nice pieces for the set. Good deal. :thumb:
Some nice pieces, the only one that I would have passed on is the 1838 O No stars dime. Too much damage. But, that $1/2 (1866 S) is a nice...
Hey, even if it is fake, it is worth a bunch on ebay! Nice find, I hope.
How about a close up on the MM. There are a number of nice RPMS, and a couple of D/S. Nice looks unc.
nice, go for it!
That is unusual color! Nice pickup.
clembo? are you sure?
I thought that there was one in Staten Island? There is also one in Nassau County.
Welcome to the forum, and good luck. And, as Peter said: bug the charge card company.
stainless: Please ignore all of these crazy people. They know not. Everyone simply must buy a new Red Book each and every year. [okay, I...
Snow does not list one. Neither does Steve/Flynn's "Authorative reference". There is an 1864 NO L, DDO, but the Doubling is on the Liberty.
If you did not want anyone's opinion, Isaiah, why ask? Oops, I guess that you didn't.
Okay, in oder of your questions: 1) Agreed with BQ, but a touch higher, Probably VF. 2) NO, not worth sending in to be graded/slabbed.
tdec: Is this another antique store buy? Nice piece.
tdec: Great piece. Gotta ask: What did you pay for it?
You are safe.
beautiful! Nice, also.
I managed the reverse of the trime! Tough, but fun! Now, I have to kill you. Thanks for helping me waste an hour of my life.
agreed with everything that 900fine said, but add: shoot yourself instead, less painful and more reliable.
Doug: I understand what you mean. There is a different 'look' to the cabinet friction coin vs the lightly circulated piece. [note: 176 to go].
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