AT always leaves the same natural toning look on coins.
Those are a very nice pair of sister. Glad I didn't have to choose between them.
Glad you enjoy the hunt!
At least he's in New York.
Cool looking with that rain effect but unfortunately its environmental damage as previously stated.
[ATTACH] @stgecko I used to live in Washington State, further north Everett, Bellingham and Ferndale. Lots of real eagles in those parts. I never...
Glad you laughed. Reread your original post and then you'll get it. I try to teach through humor, as do others. But you have several responses...
I stared for about 7 seconds. Nothing moved.
If I owned that coin, yes. I can afford to sit on $9.00.
It's the most common date of all Peace Dollars. I have 3 sets of Peace Dollars and with this being cleaned it has no interest for me. I only paid...
You didn't stare at it long enough Kurt.
A number of those toned a gold color.
The condition looks poor at best. The only way these are worth anything is to sell as found and use a sales pitch rich in history and a good story...
I can't add anymore except to ask if it was dropped tested with a war nickel.o_O
Nice looking but I'd leave as is. Too hard to recover the grading costs.
Looks like a Mint error but I'm not an expert in that type of error. If it's a true Mint error, I'd keep it and look for another to replace this...
I like the eagle on Flying Eagle Cents, Peace and Morgan Dollars, all earlier eagles on various coinage and the Washington Quarters. On gold...
A dollar or two if you can find a buyer.
Star note only. It's nothing special as in a fancy number. Looks gem so maybe $21.00. Keep it if you can.
They were so bad service was refused.
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