Sweet little thang! I'll say MS64.
I think it is solid as a 66, but the jaw tic really keeps it from 67 imo
Glad to hear it! Thanks for the update.
I think vf35, really nice.
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one of the great, classic designs. enjoy!
Listing is still up; I'm done with this thing.
I understand. And I think this one slipped through the cracks and made it onto the active listings. What bugs me is that raw CC Trade Dollars...
There is simply no way this thing is genuine. The raised bumps are everywhere, on the reverse there is a casting void below the last A in...
They are offering a number of raw Trade Dollars together, which makes me think that they bought a group out of an old collection but did not look...
so eBay replied to my report that they didnt see anything wrong with the listing. surprise.
The message I got back from the seller was signed "Matt," I don't know if he is the M in MBarr.
I know, not exactly news, but please follow the link to the auction of this obvious cast fake 1875 CC. I messaged the seller about this several...
I'd say VF35, lovely coin.
That's really cool Thanks for sharing, Eduard.
Certainly a gem, with a nice skin. Great backstory!
Interesting piece. I do like the motto on the reverse.
I completely missed this news, very sad for Doug's family and the Cointalk community. He will be missed.
Terrific collection! I'm also partial to the 1799 dollar, textbook CirCCam
Very cool, congrats!
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