That is a beautiful coin and well worth grading.... if you want it in a slab...
I probably off by a few years but I know enough that a lot of green pcgs labels are under graded :D
no, not a colonial coin in a true sense but my grandmother had one in that button box of hers (which is why it caught my eye) with a dozen vocs...
yeah yeah I thought I was in "chat" rather then public post lol too many windows open :D
The OLD PCGS coins were severly/strictly graded... (green lable) when they 1st changed to the blue they started relaxing and doing what i call...
well done dip :D looks great
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I have to admit you cycle through and interesting variety of coins Airborne...
1/2 of 0 is still 0 :D
Half cents my blind spot in copper... but we got a few 1/2cent specialists who will probably chime in :D Very nice coin but if that is corrosion...
may have gotten the marks reversed am a bit overmedicated at moment... so 6'x3'x3' :D (sorry, i don't post pictures of that room :D) but this...
And yeah that's my favorite of the reverses with the torch :D
Some reverses better then others.. this one not so great, but as i said is one i didn't have yet :D
Yeah yeah I know some of you guys don't like these but I still think they one of the most beautiful modern coins produced 90s/00s...[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I would guess mine would qualify even if it was caused by harsh cleaning rather then in circulation... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
hehe My brother also uses a steamer trunk for his collection, so far mine still fits in my lil safe (6"x3"x3" gun safe that became 2 small for it...
Hey I warned you Colonial Copper was very very addictive :D
This is the best article about them I've found so far :D https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/wales/entries/cd144e28-d625-33fc-bb67-9ae24bbe5b73 On a side...
well more like 16 once you add in shipping but i getting used to paying out at least 5 over price for shipping but I don't count it in the coin...
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