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  1. Hugh Stiel

    Hugh Stiel Made in New Orleans

    image.jpg I may have answered my own quest after looking at this 1828 With a grade of " improperly Cleaned"


    QUOTE="Hugh Stiel, post: 2772617, member: 60048"]Once again I've been curious about the grade of this 1826 50c PAU55 . Im not to experienced View attachment 639745 View attachment 639748 View attachment 639749 View attachment 639754 with this but think if it were a Morgan it would be in the 61 range. Can you give me your opinion if grading is correct. Im not much on regrading until maybe when I'm ready to sell.
    Wondering minds are just curious. Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]
     
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  3. Hugh Stiel

    Hugh Stiel Made in New Orleans

  4. Travlntiques

    Travlntiques Well-Known Member

    Always impressive pieces from @Hugh Stiel ! Very nice!

    Here are a few more coins that I managed to pickup while on hiatus....and finally photo'd the things this last week! My raw Nickel Type Set is coming along now.
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  5. Travlntiques

    Travlntiques Well-Known Member

    And a few holes filled in my Dime type set too, though nothing special, just AU-ish examples. Check out the clashing on the reverse of that Seated! DSC_0281-horz.jpg DSC_0299-horz.jpg DSC_0316-horz.jpg
     
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  6. Mat

    Mat Ancient Coincoholic

    Lovely coins, Hugh & Travlntiques.
     
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  7. SchwaVB57

    SchwaVB57 Well-Known Member

    Great set of nickels!
     
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  8. McBlzr

    McBlzr Sr Professional Collector

    185 years old LARGE CENT

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  9. DysfunctionalVeteran

    DysfunctionalVeteran Oddly enough

    I took a chance on a sealed 1964 manila proof set for $19. This is coin #1.

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  10. DysfunctionalVeteran

    DysfunctionalVeteran Oddly enough

  11. Santinidollar

    Santinidollar Supporter! Supporter

    Looks like the chance paid off!
     
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  12. DysfunctionalVeteran

    DysfunctionalVeteran Oddly enough

  13. DysfunctionalVeteran

    DysfunctionalVeteran Oddly enough

    #4 was a pain in the butt.
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  14. DysfunctionalVeteran

    DysfunctionalVeteran Oddly enough

    Last one. I think something from my album got on the reverse on the Lincoln. I think I will acetone it just to be safe.
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  15. thomas mozzillo

    thomas mozzillo Well-Known Member

    H indicates the coin is a half dime.
     
  16. lordmarcovan

    lordmarcovan 48-year collector Moderator

    "Penny-farthing Pedal Pusher": pictorial love token on 1876 Seated Liberty dime

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    Host coin: 1876 USA Seated Liberty dime.
    Obverse: original Seated Liberty design, unaltered.
    Reverse: Victorian "penny-farthing" (high wheel) bicycle in landscape with foliage and cattail plant in foreground, bird in sky.

    Ex- "whitewolfcoins", eBay, 06/21/2017.

    This is a wonderful high-Victorian love token charm, anonymous since it was carved without any engraved initials, simply for the sake of art alone. It likely served as a charm on a lady's bracelet or gentleman's watch fob. The engraving is excellent and the whimsical subject matter evokes the era perfectly. Furthermore, the engraving is likely closely contemporary to the host coin, since the penny-farthing, high-wheel bicycle went out of fashion in the 1880s with the development of the safety bicycle, which more closely resembles the kind we are familiar with today.


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  17. MasterSamurai

    MasterSamurai Compulsive Change Sifter

    1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
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  18. wxcoin

    wxcoin Getting no respect since I was a baby

  19. micbraun

    micbraun coindiccted

    I think the coin is correctly graded. There's a little wear on the high points, mixed with a weak strike (?) It has enough remaining luster and appears to be closer to AU58 than 53 considering today's grading standards. Could be a great CAC candidate, but it seems it was lightly cleaned.
     
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    micbraun coindiccted

  21. IBetASilverDollar

    IBetASilverDollar Well-Known Member

    Super common GSA date but not so common nice color (the blue pops more in hand). Traded in a low eye appeal 84cc GSA + $100 for this upgrade. Happy with that for sure.

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