I‘m awfully sorry :facepalm: My fault.
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I‘m in the MS63 corner, nice coin btw.
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Although there is a little chatter in the center reverse I assume MS64, nice golden Color.
I think this coin resides in an low MS holder.
The 1900 Phili is always in demand as better Bullion and an interesting round the Century coin.
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Another Alternative: A Phili Piece of the 1910 to 1915 dates in MS63. These are rare and interesting.
You better did it ;)
Think about an early date like the 1911D in MS65. That‘s one of the affordable pieces of the series and not so boring like another twenty‘s dates.
Nice for sure. I‘ll go with MS66. Beautiful original skin.
Do you ask for the Overton variety, Buddy?
This coin from Denmark is in the same weight category as the two aformentioned. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
In May 1989 Bluesheet assigned a value of $4,060 to a Saint-Gaudens double eagle graded MS-65 by NGC. Today, its value is about $1,200. I buy...
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What he said :)
So I won? :)
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