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<p>[QUOTE="Eduard, post: 797448, member: 8959"]Mark, you know what is nice about your S-8 is the fact the planchet, albeit worn, is nice, smooth and free of distracting rim nicks or else. That is why I like it, and it still shows enough detail. In fact, I think you did well choosing this one, rather than the VF/corroded example you described. There are enough coppers with problems out there: none of my Wreaths for example are problem free like yours. </p><p>I followed this logic also BTW when purchasing my 1796 Draped Busts cents: I went for planchet quality (whenever possible) rather than details level when chosing them, even if that meant lower grades.</p><p>Another plus for your coin is that it is more desirable IMHO than the (much) more common S-9. </p><p><br /></p><p>I am sure the other "biggies": the Chain, 1799, 1804, and maybe even the 1793 liberty cap will one day come your way. BUT, the Liberty Cap will be the most difficult in my opinion. I still don't have one, and really regret passing up TWO ocassions to purchase one at still reasonable prices (many years ago.....)...if only.... </p><p><br /></p><p>Good luck with the hunt, and congrats again on your first wreath![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Eduard, post: 797448, member: 8959"]Mark, you know what is nice about your S-8 is the fact the planchet, albeit worn, is nice, smooth and free of distracting rim nicks or else. That is why I like it, and it still shows enough detail. In fact, I think you did well choosing this one, rather than the VF/corroded example you described. There are enough coppers with problems out there: none of my Wreaths for example are problem free like yours. I followed this logic also BTW when purchasing my 1796 Draped Busts cents: I went for planchet quality (whenever possible) rather than details level when chosing them, even if that meant lower grades. Another plus for your coin is that it is more desirable IMHO than the (much) more common S-9. I am sure the other "biggies": the Chain, 1799, 1804, and maybe even the 1793 liberty cap will one day come your way. BUT, the Liberty Cap will be the most difficult in my opinion. I still don't have one, and really regret passing up TWO ocassions to purchase one at still reasonable prices (many years ago.....)...if only.... Good luck with the hunt, and congrats again on your first wreath![/QUOTE]
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