We enjoy seeing coin photos and some of us also recommend visiting your nearest coin dealer if you live close to one.
Congratulations! My initial guess was correct, too, then I made the mistake of listening to @Insider. Ha, ha!
I am sorry to hear about your pain, too. All I can do is wish you well and hope you can still get some enjoyment from this life. Also, greetings...
I did not know those 1915 dated SLQ and walker existed. Can you inform me on when they were actually made?
I have a question. A while back, I asked you if you were going to work on a set of these coins, and you said at that time, I think, it is too much...
Gosh, either you are joking, or some kid looted his dads collection. Ha, ha!
So true. After looking closer at these beauties, I can not find any flaws with them. I should agree with Chris i.e. 67 67 67
I wonder where you found it?
OHHH!!! Nice! My favorite commemorative by far! I probably would get the grades wrong, but I will say MS 63, 62, and 63.
Beautiful!!! I just think her face could look prettier.
Is that a coin, or medal? I did not know they were made. It looks like a medal because there is no denomination in view. Please educate me.
After a closer look, I think I will revise my observation to AU 50. The leg and date look good enough for that grade.
XF 40. The detail looks too worn for AU grade, but it does have AU luster, ironically.
Gosh, Gosh, Chris, you are correct. I should have looked closer at that. I obviously did not look close enough at that coin. Sorry.
Interesting information! I enjoy learning about these series.
Wow, I am surprised you had it that long without having it looked at sooner. I also enjoyed going to the bank at the time they were issued to get...
Is your set available to view online? I would love to see it!
Cool looking coin! I am not certain of its value, but I suspect coin dealers don't pay as much as we would like. I suspect 5$ at most. Where did...
I agree with Insider. I like the 1847 for the better date, but the 1852 looks nicer, at least, in the images.
Cool! Thanks for the research finding this site.
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