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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Pennycase, post: 13274, member: 1141&quot;]Sorry guys, I bought the guys last three, I doubt I will have another chance like this, but of course, when I was looking at them, he told me I could buy them for what he paid for them, obviously some guy ordered a roll of them, and didn&#039;t have enough for the whole roll after it was said and done, which left those three I purchased, two for me and one for step-dad. But I may be able to get my hands on more like that, if possible I will, and let anyone who wants some ( only a couple ) As long as they pay shipping plus the 30 dollars...I didn&#039;t just do good on the gold pieces, I bought an 1833 bust 50 cent piece from him for 20 dollars, and just from my own opinion and a respected buddy of mine, it is in extra fine condition, I see 50 cent pieces goin for 50 dollars that are in good condition. Also bought a 1907 O barber dime for 4 dollars in fine condition, I mean, this coin is oh so amazing, it seems too shiny though....For a circulated coin, unless it was put in a 2x2 way back in the day, before it got exposed to too much weather, overall, I had a very very good day, I plan on going back very soon. As for who graded them, it wasn&#039;t a proffesional service, unless it&#039;s a gold piece, or a proof, or merc, I don&#039;t usually send anything else off, me and a group of 3 buddies usually get together and grade them, usually coming to a midway point between grades on coins <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />, alot better and more comfortable than waiting for a commen coin to be graded...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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