Really neat looking.
Oh, that brooding portrait... the cool architectural reverse...
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A theme I really love.
Been there, done that. :P
No, I didn't dig this one. ;) Have yet to dig any odd-denomination US pieces.[IMG] Test yourself- GTG if you like- then click the link to see...
Great Siberian piece, @Muzyck! I have nothing to play from the "-stans", so it's back to Russia, with a 1772-EM 5-kopecks "whopper copper",...
Here you go. Sorry the cropped images aren't exactly the same size, since I was working with my phone. Nice IHC. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Yes, but it changed the type, meaning no Barber half could follow, unless it was also a 1904.
Or, for something just a tad dirtier... [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
(From my old flatbed scanner imaging days in the early 2000s) [ATTACH]
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Oops! I missed the subtle transition, too.
Gotta get me one of those. Love that type. Thanks for the reminder.
'Nother key date from my old VG-F Dansco set. [ATTACH]
I voted 5, too. But the other 5, which is clearly superior. They're tied now. 4 to 4. Each needs just one more vote so both 5's can be tied...
Humble grade, but key date. (This one's not a detector find. I've dug only one Barber half: an AG-ish 1894-O.) [ATTACH]
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(Back to the dug stuff, just for fun) [ATTACH] Peekaboo! [ATTACH] Aha! A 1913 T2! Too bad there's no "S" mintmark, but I can't complain. [ATTACH]
How'd we go from the Azores to landlocked Switzerland? ;) Here. Since the Azores are in the Atlantic, we can sail NNW to Greenland. [IMG]
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