altho common im a bit interested in his S-276 myself
i traded a 1925d quarter eagle for this peace and a 1882s morgan with rainbow toning on both sides.
most of my collection now is either MS - problem free or 150+ years old.
the first liberty cap i got S-76b and S-46
i wanted to check the "what toning" answer.
for a starting bid the price seems kinda high but its a decent piece.
since i mostly specialize in large cents problems are pretty normal the earlier you get. theres some problems that annoy me and others that dont....
S-65
VF-20 and the color looks normal. lightly cleaned maybe.
or a rogue robotic marker.
when i was 9 learning how to type in school was probably more important then the english itself. im going to give the kid a break to seeing how i...
saying 64
#1 & 3 are cleaned. #2 looks PL.
i would hope it slabs NT but the reverse is gonna hold it back from a must have grade.
imagine the thousands of stories this 1798 S-166 could have.
yes it simply says SILVER DOLLAR beneath the dollar. i believe the marks youre talking about on the reverse are on the plastic. they just happened...
alright so i had been putting aside money for a trip to chicago tomorrow when a friend asked me if i wanted to goto an antique mall - sure not...
looks like their maybe more collectors then badges/metals but aint that the way it goes. i dont know anything about them myself but those ones...
im pretty sure its a bit easier to sell something you dont have on ebay.
it probably wouldnt even be worth grey to me cus its a frankie. the toning looks alright but for a 66 FBL the strike is pretty dull.
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