Post your Barber Images

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by Elbesaar, Jun 17, 2010.

  1. swish513

    swish513 Penny & Cent Collector

    even cooler that it was used. ms coins are boring! no one held them. no one used them. post your circulated coins!! i will drool!!!!!
     
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  3. Cazkaboom

    Cazkaboom One for all, all for me.

    Does it look at all like this one?
    http://www.cointalk.com/t114184-55/#post1363962
     
  4. snapsalot

    snapsalot Member

    Here you go mr swish my two barbers. up for all to giggle at :p

    1909-o quarter
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    1903 half
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  5. snapsalot

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  6. swish513

    swish513 Penny & Cent Collector

    no giggles or laughs here. all love!! makes you wish they could talk and tell stories, doesn't it?
     
  7. Elbesaar

    Elbesaar Junior Member

    The 09-O would have been the perfect
    candidate for the Low Ball set.
    Too bad there were some rim hits.
    Interesting coin, regardless.

    The 03- Phila coin shows good honest wear.
    Tough date - and a sleeper in VF 35 to XF 45.

    Log Potato - were those Todd's images ?
    How the heck did you get them so fast ??

    Nice coins, BTW !!

    Jim, FYI, my undergraded coins are always for sale.
    Please make it to Philadelphia & bring your Son too !!
     
  8. Yes they were. He game them to me on a disk at the show. ;)
     
  9. snapsalot

    snapsalot Member

    Well I actually know a bit of eachs story. The 1903 my grandmother found (not sure where shes a bit senial now and theres no chance shed remeber) sometime probably in the 60s and put up in a box along with other coins.

    The 1909 believe it or not was in circulation up untill 2011 lol. How that date/mint and being a barber in general was in circulation for 100 years is beyond me :p. The way I pulled it out of circulation was I bought a huge lot of silver quarters from a man who owned a few laundry mats. The barber was inside so i know it came from the machines sometime in 2010 or 2011. I also got about 11 standing libertys in g-f shape. Sadly in all those quarters I got no 1932 s or d or any double dies :/. I did pull hundreds of BU newer washingtons though like 1950-1964. and a few nice key dates. Even a good AU 1934 medium text.
     
  10. snapsalot

    snapsalot Member

    incase any of you wondered I bought the big quarter bag for about 15% below melt by total weight.
     
  11. Elbesaar

    Elbesaar Junior Member

    My only win at the Stack's Bowers auction -

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  12. KoinJester

    KoinJester Well-Known Member

    Proof 64/65?
     
  13. Yacorie

    Yacorie Junior Member

    If you're only going to win 1 - that sure is a nice one to win
     
  14. Elbesaar

    Elbesaar Junior Member

    I wish it was a BMP - its in a PCGS - CAC - MS 64.
    PCGS doesn't specify PL's on Barber coinage, sorry
    to say.
     
  15. I saw that coin in hand. That is one beautiful coin. Fully proof-like.
     
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    From teletrade for the 7070
     
  17. Treashunt

    Treashunt The Other Frank

    Elbessar:

    That is one rare coin!
     
  18. Elbesaar

    Elbesaar Junior Member

  19. KoinJester

    KoinJester Well-Known Member

    Brainfart I saw the sharp strike and frost of the Obv and completely forgot to look for a MM. Beauty for sure
     
  20. Cazkaboom

    Cazkaboom One for all, all for me.

    Seriously? MS??? I was honestly thinking proof had it not been for the mintmark. Very nice strike and beautiful appearance.
     
  21. Yacorie

    Yacorie Junior Member

    Here are two more. The half is a newp for me, the quarter I've had but not sure if I ever posted it. The photos really magnify the issues. The quarter obv looks way better in hand but looks like it was cleaned at some point perhaps. I took those photos in full sun after just removing it from the 2x2 after who knows how many years, probably decades. The half is the first certified barber I've purchased. The reverse is offset counterclockwise somewhat.

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