Nice coin, if not cleaned, MS 63 for sure.
The shown coin could be easy MS 63 nowadays:pompous:
Thanks to all for input. I never wanted to send this coin to a TPG, I was unsure about the toning. In hand the coin looks better than on the...
Hello, From a technically point of view a solid MS64 for sure. But how about the toning? Do you like it? Or does it limit the grading by a point?...
The whole set is worth about 20 bucks. The quarter and the dime looks ok to me, the half and the penny are heavily polished, sorry.
The last time I was talking about my coin collecting hobby the people called me a party poopser......I felt like the neird older brother of E.T....
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LOOKS LIKE AN ORIGINAL AU55 TO ME. SOMEWHERE AROUND 700 BUCKS.
A MS66 Indian Head,not from the year1932, is something especial. Would like to have one. From the pics I cannot judge this coin. Worth more than...
Nice coin, looks like family heritage:happy:
[charlietig, post: 2258431, member: 73870"]And on the bell Several ones:(
Could be a nice toned MS64 fbl.....but the pics are not good enough to say this clear. Plus there is a scratch obverse in the left field.
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MS64star or MS65 ngc graded
WLH22, I accept your opinion.:happy: For me, rim dings, are a knockout:bag:
There are more important knockout factors in this series than small copper spots. I mean things like hairlines, light cleaning, rim dings and...
I don't believe so. Those coins are 100 years old and stood the test of time.
Why don't you like copper spot WLH22? They are a sign of originality and when they are decent why to avoid them?
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