TE="GDJMSP, post: 2147770, member: 112"]While I understand, and even agree with, purchasing the coin for the historical significance of the slab...
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I like your coin....wow. I have never seen such a toning in this series. Seems to be a choice unc. plus coin....maybe a MS 64. The coin shows an...
Men, I was absolutely wrong....:(
I believe it's NT, so I guess MS65+
Is this a die crack in the open field right of the bust on the 1811?
The folder was made in China ;)
THE FIRST COIN LOOKS MUCH BETTER. I see original surfaces....the second one looks dipped a few years ago. I would pay 400 - 450 dollars for the...
Thats mine....there is no difference in small/ large cents either.....my last coin was the 82 S[ATTACH]
="Treashunt, post: 2130526, member: 6763"]Nice stuff, I don't have any slabbed Indian quarter eagles. But one or two Libertys. Please feel free...
Indian head Eagles in low mint state condition with good eye appeal.
I will post the first one.....one of my favourite US series.[ATTACH]
They did the restoration service for free:-) Nice guys.
TYPICAL MS 65
Fresh from PCGS[ATTACH]
Thanks everybody for advice. As already said is one end of the roll sided with a silver Roosie. The other one is ended with a thick hard piece of...
I forgot to tell you it's a Roosevelt reverse.
Shall I open this nice silver roll hoping to find hot lips or double striking? What would you do? [ATTACH] All l can see is an uncirculated silver...
Definitely MS....weak strike typical for the New Orleans mint. With a generous portion of luck MS 64.
Yep...64 all day long
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