Toning but not attractive. And an unusually poor photo for GC these days.
Yes, that was his table dba "Butternut Coins". I saw several people over three days searching that pile with a loupe.
Is that the only US farthing?
Missed seeing you this year @bikergeek. Yes, the half dimes were CB, not LS. They are 1832 LM-10.2 PCGS G-06 R-6 from Brad Karoleff and 1830...
Busy day on Thursday. I was on the floor at 8:30 and left at 5:30. Still busy. Found a R6 half dime and a 1882 nickel in PF-67 that I liked....
The proof Walking Liberty half dollars (1936-42) have to be examined carefully for excessively polished dies. I saw a 1942 where the upper half...
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Well, I'd be at AU-50 to 53 but I don't see any luster. So, I'll say AU-50.
Here's three[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] . Unlike @johnmilton, I'll never have a 1796-7 no matter the condition.
I'd call the Buff F-12 and the $1 XF-45.
I went back and re-attributed this coin and confirmed that both sides match all the attributes of the S-65. Additionally, I took photos of the...
@KBBPLL, that seems the most likely reason for their determination. But I find it difficult to believe that this coin is so damaged they can't...
This post is partly a vent and mostly a request for help in understanding. I just got back a submission from one of the two top TPGs and this...
That is true. Due to the typical weak reverse strike, any wear there makes the coin looks more worn that it really is. But there is clearly a...
Agree. I think this is a solid attribution. I have the O-116 as a R-4 and the O-129 as a R-5. This from the Fifth Edition of Parsley.
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Yes, on occasion. Personal transactions. The club also has an auction at each meeting. We also have members who are either part-time or...
The coin was previously in a PCGS holder graded MS-66+. I saw it in that holder earlier this year. So it crossed at the same grade. No, I did...
Just now arrived in the mail. It's graded AU-50 and is actually better looking in hand than in the CACG photo. Almost no chatter or dings and...
At my Local Coin Club last night and a fellow member, a high-end US Type Set collector, pulled out this beauty. It's a CACG MS-66+ and just...
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