@Tracey L Aldrich Hope that virus doesn’t get you down too much. Feel better soon. Again, glad you found a good one.
Thank you for the overhead photos. The coin on the left is a large date. It’s common. Notice the position of the 7 when compared to the 0. Notice...
Just compare it to a modern day Dime, quarter and a half. When the size fits, you’ll know what the denomination is.
Both are a high cost but that D is higher. I’m sure gem condition is outta orbit.
Looks like a half dollar 1827 to me.
I can’t tell from the angle of the photo. Can you get a photo of each coin from directly above and not on any angles.
Congrats! A definite keeper regardless of condition. Wish I could find one in change. I’ll probably have to buy one just to get one.
Upper left is the fancy note. All the others are so close but not fancy in any way.
A small amount to tie up but certainly worth it if you can. With the serial number under 500 it should definitely bring a premium. The longer you...
Just trying to help my friend, just trying to help. :) I don’t collect varieties but this is one variety or should I say two varieties, that I...
Time to start saving so you can get the Denver issue. :)
I think coin 1 was held back due to that black spot on the reverse and the cut on his cheek. PCGS was to Lenient with the steps.
Not a Barr but it is a nice early issue.
@Randy Abercrombie Do you have either of these varieties?
Any Barr note is a nice note. Great find!
Starts today? I thought it was their 1 year anniversary.
Part of a bank tellers stamp.
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Since the mail will be slower getting to you many a business will cut the time for you to make your payment, which if late results in a high rate...
Looks normal to me but it’s in really good condition for it’s age.
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