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1875 Philadelphia 20 c has crud that'll soak off in acetone I'm sure nice xf lowest mintage of the 75 20 cents

 

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Nice 21 cbh haven't had time to look up Overton yet

 

One of my favorite designs no stars dime

 

Better date1803 half cent

 

And my first ever $3 gold of the coins I wanted I didn't get included a 1868 $3 a really nice au 1832 cbh and a 1795 flowing hair half dime was ag details with some damage and slightly bent

 

Was going through a lot of low grade trimes that came with the seated dime and found this 1858 canada 5 cents and this 1837 quarter franc the Canadian looks au ish sorry for the bad pics my light here's terrible any info would be appreciated as My knowledge is strictly us based

 

Why is there a ML above his head is this rare somebody show me the same

 

Lovely stuff MB!

 

My two best pickups tonight.

 

Won this with a hot hand at the dice game PLATINUM

 

Cletis, the coin in that picture is currently for sale on eBay for $5499. It also appears near the top in Google Images when doing a search for 1oz APE coins.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2010-W-100-...48187?pt=US_Bullion_Coins&hash=item259709225b

 

What's the grade on that beauty?

 

AU-AWESOME or 58. Whichever you prefer.

 

absolutely!

I love those BU sliders! Sometimes half the price of a MS!

 

This one didn't get that 'half the price of ms' pass, unfortunately.

This was about 62-63 prices. But that toning has a price that had to be paid too.

 

Well yea a coin with that eye appeal would get the price bump. If you ever want to part with it, let me know!

 

1916 Merc - MS66 FB in an old NGC soap bar.

Still working on my coin photography but these are pretty accurate. The surfaces are super clean, but the toning held it back from 67 I think.

 

I even have the matching half dollar! Not a slider but still nice eye appeal. This will be going in with my next batch of coins to NGC.

 

I went to a coin show over the weekend and picked up my first slabbed coin, which I didn't want to pay very much; picked up my new oldest coin, a 1831 large cent; and the others pictured along with a few wheat pennies and a standing liberty quarter. Most were from a bargain bin because I'm on a low budget.