And it's ancient. I'll share because I have nothing to hide. WON Purchased $144 LOT DESCRIPTION CLAUDIUS, A.D. 41-54. AE As (10.01 gms), Western 'Branch Mint', ca. A.D. 41-50. NGC Ch VF, Strike: 4/5 Surface: 2/5. Light Scratches. cf. RIC-100. Obverse: Bare head left; Reverse: Minerva advancing right, brandishing spear and holding shield. Estimate: $100 - $200.
Nice! Great choice for a first slab! I like that it's decent sized too, because you can see more detail...
I like it! That's pretty impressive for your first slabbed coin. I think my first slab was a buffalo nickel.
Very nice detail and portrait. Here are my examples that are not near as nice: And one with a different reverse but the portrait looks similar to the one on your coin:
I’m new to this but have read enough to buy the coin I want to look at. I lost out on several that I didn’t think looked as good, but also didn’t mention light scratches on the slab. The auction process is quit amazing and moves fast.
I didn’t want y’all laughing right out of the gate; there’s time for that. I’ll figure out this buying thing like everyone else did. The BP is a killer, but I’ve got a genuine graded coin.
Great coin! My first slabbed coin was this.....in OGH PGGS Since that time 1987/ I have added 300+ slabbed AV coins/ many more though in SAFLIP holders That AV 100 Frcs was from Stacks event cost $470.oo