‘Thanks I see the rim now.
I’m going through some of my old family coins and this one caught my attention. At first glance it appeared to be bent and worn. Now I think there...
The raised rim is not what I typically see with worn pieces. The really worn pieces have no rim left. Maybe the rim been messed with?
The wear on this 1849 Large Cent has bugged me. Any ideas if it’s PMD or something else. Most are very well struck. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I been wanting to own a gold ancient for awhile so I had a chance at the Muncie Indiana coin show today. Just a little bit of sticker shock so...
I’m need to stop trying to attribute varieties and just buy what I like. I have posted before on losing my eyesight due to retinitis pigmentosa....
Here is another recent pickup, 1802. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Marshall, I love your beautiful photos and coin layout, maybe I will get organized sometime before my eyesight completely disappears. Here are my...
They were S140’s also. Explains why I thought I had so many S-124’s. My bad.
Thanks again Marshall, I was sure until you posted your comps. I still love the coin.
Maybe @Marshall will stop by.
The S-124 has a rarity R-5+ so between 30 to 70 examples known. I personally question those numbers as this is my third example in my collection....
Correct the obverse die was used on S-124 and S-125. The reverse has a short fraction bar that doesn’t cover the “1”.
It’s not S-167, liberty is located too high. My example has the “R” in liberty almost resting on the hair. I will help, the date is 1797.
I don’t have this coin in hand yet. I’m guessing VG-8 with scratches. Has a little rim clip as well.
I found myself searching eBay for large cents a few evening’s ago. I haven’t bought from them in a long while. I opened the listing for 17XX large...
Thank you I will check it out.
Wow! Tomorrow I will start start labeling them as I look them up. Thank you so much.
Thanks for a starting point, I would like to get them properly labeled at some point and label them as from my buddies father. He will like that.
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