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<p>[QUOTE="MIGuy, post: 8521651, member: 116145"]I do not shy away from Details coins, I'm into collecting mostly for the history and I'm always on a budget - so I have a fair number of holed or ex-jewelry pieces, including my 1861-O Seated Liberty Half Dollar. Those are unique in that they were produced by three sovereign authorities: the Union, then the State of Louisiana and then the Confederacy - all in the same year! How about that?!?!?! Love it! But my favorite holed coin (right now) is my 1422-61 King Henry VI of England, Gold Quarter Noble which is a rare coin and would have been entirely unaffordable to me except that someone holed it to put it on a chain or string and then broke out the hole - NGC body bagged it as too fragile to encapsulate and I swooped in on the auction for about $300. It is beat up, but man, the history lives in that one! I've also recently bid on a number of silver pieces (cups for example) that have old but really nice silver coins or coronation medals fused into them, haven't won any yet though. Here's my Seated Liberty Half and 1/4 Noble:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1506484[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1506489[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1506490[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="MIGuy, post: 8521651, member: 116145"]I do not shy away from Details coins, I'm into collecting mostly for the history and I'm always on a budget - so I have a fair number of holed or ex-jewelry pieces, including my 1861-O Seated Liberty Half Dollar. Those are unique in that they were produced by three sovereign authorities: the Union, then the State of Louisiana and then the Confederacy - all in the same year! How about that?!?!?! Love it! But my favorite holed coin (right now) is my 1422-61 King Henry VI of England, Gold Quarter Noble which is a rare coin and would have been entirely unaffordable to me except that someone holed it to put it on a chain or string and then broke out the hole - NGC body bagged it as too fragile to encapsulate and I swooped in on the auction for about $300. It is beat up, but man, the history lives in that one! I've also recently bid on a number of silver pieces (cups for example) that have old but really nice silver coins or coronation medals fused into them, haven't won any yet though. Here's my Seated Liberty Half and 1/4 Noble: [ATTACH=full]1506484[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1506489[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1506490[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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