It took a minute, he was the 1st bidder-- too bad that he didn't win the lot!
tHeReVeNgExMCR welcome, I got the first half of your name, but what is MCR?
Brad: That's the best comeback that I have heard in years! And accurate!
Congratulations! I've been detecting since 1989, still waiting for my gold coin.
ed: Okay it is official, I hate you . Just kidding, really nice. (Note: Green with envy).
sheesh, I am beginning to really envy you!
very nice, I never got any keys, yet. Still hoping.
that was my understanding
:thumb: two weeks ago I got a 1997 S Jeff in Proof, natch circulation damage. Still cool.
At The ANA there was a Barber half: 1892 O --- micro ), in a PCGS slab, G-4. I jumped to ask to see it. There were scratches on the obverse, and...
They do lose that many-- I metal detect and find hundreds every year. You should see a zinc cent after 6 months in the ground! Pure garbage.
does that make it a silo? Not a memorial?
I thought that they were taking them off display for a decade or so to redesign the display? Or have ten years gone that fast?
Brad: Just one: Why are eBay sellers so stupid?
was it a Coin World slab? Please not NGC or PCGS!
george: So, for SGS and the others: What is wrong with MS-200?
Eduard You have excellent taste in coins. That one, I would say is VG +. The reverse I wouldn't worry about-- it is weak from the strike, not...
Where the heck are you coming up with these? You haven't been spending time on Home Shopping Network, have ya? (Just kidding) Very nice coin.
Eduard I would grade it: WOW! Nice coin. We have some copper specialists around here and they'll be along soon to help you.
My son recently came home form college and gave me a 1916 P wheatie in VG. they are still out there.
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