interesting reading and comparisions. Thanks
well, life was kind to this piece, looks original and not cleaned.
nice, what did you want to know?
There is no way to note the VAM in that sized picture, the only cherrypick was for the seller, who cherrypicked $226.!
I agree, I'm not sure what you mean, but a few years ago I helped someone sell off about $2500 (face) in silver coin. I made a few bucks, but...
Third this
I agree with zane, VG-8
near full head, very nice. Ben: Where do you see wear? I think that the eagle was struck flat.
yes, in the sixties you could get morgan & Peace dollars at the bank.
beautiful!!!
go to a bank instead, much cheaper.
"these coins in his jar are EXTREMELY old. he found them in circulation when he was my age back in 1960." Darn, I really feel old now!
Or, perhaps start from 1968 to date.
Ben: I believe that you have O-101a, the damaged star is more visable in that picture, it shows as sorta of a notch and a break from one point...
sell them, and go back for more.
Ben: I can't wait for you to hear, I have an 1830, with the 5-s3 obverse (O-110) but I believe that it is a different reverse. :thumb:
cc: Best roll that I have heard of in a long time! Congrats.
'The Mint' and 'Pain in the Neck' is a redundancy.
Send it to SGS, it'll come back MS-70.
Recent comments in Coin World state that they buy in the open market.
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