The reverse looks nice & original. The obverse: perhaps an old cleaning.
Spock: When the heck is this auction going to end? Is it during our lifetime?
Thomas: Welcome, and what Doug said.
What Darryl said.
Dumb, considering that the only bidders with decent feedback were left in the dust under $20 it appears to just be dumb.
Spoke: Nice designs, are they patterns (No dates)?
JAck: Don't worry about it We are all grumpy sometimes. Grrrrrrrrr............... Okay, got that out of my system.
That was some check, esp in those days!
Thanks for sharing, I never saw one of these before.
Frank: NCS will 'conserve' it (remove PVC, dirt, ugly toning, etc) Then, it will either send to NGC for slabbing-- if the coin is okay, or salb...
indianhead: Good luck with those capped busties! That should realy be a challenge!
Jack & Clembo: Have a great time! (watch out for those red books for me!)
Don't let Ben hear this!!!!!
nice, apparently from 1929, and in great condition for a pocket piece.
The seller sold a half dollar (?) carved into a guitar pick.
and, sometimes, that is the most interesting part of the discussion!
nope. I wouldn't rule it out. I have a bunch of sets of Barber dimes, all without the 94 S and I consider them complete.
Bone: Very nice separation on the MM. Now, for someone (not me, sadly) to determine the RPM #.
Bone: Nice EPA tokens.
probably post mint. Do you have a picture?
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