I sure do - 2 bust halve duplicates. Proudly marked on my spreadsheet as "from frank" or something like that. And don't forget 1 Marshall coin.
JPcienkus: <<Re-posting>> of Newman World coins <<since rearranging my photobucket. >> IMO, Newman's world coins did not receive the atttention they deserve. People are very focused on his material from North America. Newman had many very interesting and/or very rare European items. I really enjoyed attending the event last January. The Fabulous Eric Newman Collection, part 9: European Coins I am glad that GeekPryde posted pictures of two Newman coins, an 1869 3c Nickel and a 1900-S Barber Dime, both of which are NGC graded AU-58 and CAC approved. These are probably excellent coins. 1900-S is certainly a better date Barber Dime. I do not understand why more collectors do not clamor for coins like these: barely circulated, naturally toned, representatives of major, classic U.S. series. The Fabulous Eric Newman Collection, Part 12: Pre-1793 Patterns for U.S. coins Agilmore, I guess the officials at NGC knew the submitter of those large cents well enough to trust him in regard to their provenance. I have my copy of the Eliasberg 1996 sale in front of me at the moment and it is not obvious that those three large cents were in this sale. There is an 1844-Newcomb2 that is calogued as "VF-35," lot #585, which is probably not your coin. An 1844-Newcomb5, "VF-20," is part of large lot #605. An 1857-N4, "VF-20," is in that same large lot. An 1857-N1, "EF-45," was sold as lot #602. Unfortunately, I did not see these and they are not pictured in the catalogue. Who sold these coins to you? The Famous Eliasberg 1893-S Morgan was recently 'in the news'!
Yeah they must have liked the color. And the quarter I thought could either go 58 or 63 I saw the touch of a rub. Is a super nice 58 which I'm happy with I got a lot of high au coins. I'll take a clean 58 with good color over a bag beat 62 any day!
I ended up selling the lowest graded one last month for 4X-5X normal going rate for a non pedigree. I was blown away by that.