ok she's a bit beat and someone damaged the reverse but I finaly found one for 20 lol and being in a album... not so worried about the reverse lol...
their words not mine... of course they are "sorted" into "date groups" and "circulated" quality but not searched hehe...
very long story short had to make a partial return awhile back and had a $30 credit left over so I used it on something stupid I have wanted to...
To me the treasure hunt never ends.. I've found interesting things in rolls and jars and yeah I even thought I had a "discovery" coin... turns out...
oh not at all, but I was disapointed about the lack of "FH" on the label lol
that was one of the sellers pics.. not sure where it came from
I had it graded :D
she's a beauty, I know I spent 300 on mine and she's cleaned.... regretably they don't put the FH designation on "detail" coins :D [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
simple ebay auction... yeah she's details/beat but you won't find this token any better for under 100 more likely 200 while not the rarest of...
arrived and yup yup I'm happy :D [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I like it :D wonder what vam it is :D
best I can do on short notice :D :D :D got a quarter and a dime as well just not sure were I stuck em at the moment lol [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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There are surprisingly more colonial coppers available then you might think. Though higher or "clean" grade can be very hard to come by with...
I will say some of the most pronounced machine doubleing I have seen, and well photographed (that level of detail can be diffcult) but as said...
Ok this one did dent the budget this month and becomes my 2nd most expensive "detail" coin. But as some have noticed I have the habit of...
My understanding is that the 1/10th were commonly carried between cheek and gum :D possibly the full fanam as well hehe
Entry post (and thank you both Mountainman and LordM :D Now a nice pic for MM.... my prettiest AT Morgan lol... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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That was a good read and a great story :D thanks for sharing it :D
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