Nice Coins! Can we see the other sides?
Right-click on link and click on "save linked content as".;)
Naw. Its nice having you around:D
'23 higher mintage, '25 lower mintage.
I guess I do agree with you on the dificulty level but if you knock off the '55 NSF:rolling:, it makes it a lot easier. Besides I really don't...
FYI, its: Byrd...Chase A Byrd:rolleyes:
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Wow! I didn't even realize the Barr was a star. I got to see this! This would definetly be a first for me.
They were used between '47-'48.
JFYI, anything with any relief will not scan, as I am sure you can tell now. It has to be flat on the scanbed to show any detail.;)
http://www.eurocollections.com/store/products.asp?id=343
The pics still arent that great but I understand its hard to take pictures of coins. It looks like wear on the obverse!:eek:
Even though they are realively common, I think its always nice to have a Barr dollar. I would keep it. And it always helps to have a nice SN!:D
The obverse is a little too bright, but it looks like a solid AU. I personally wouldn't get it slabbed. IMO slabbing is for if you don't know the...
That is nice! IMHO XF, easy. The reverse has a little red left. I bet it is (even more) beautiful in person!:hail: :bow: BTW, title is...
$34! I thought I was high, selling them at $25 when silver was at $17 an ounce. Maybe because of demand being up...
Its a pretty easy set to get. All is relativly cheap unless you want to go in UNC-BU. Hardest one to get would be '55 NSF, but I just nocked it...
Thats a pretty coin. Never heard of the website, will have to see.
They are equals to a point. But the '23 is scarcer in higher grades.
It looks like AT.
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