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Got this in change from the 7-11 today. There was some tarnish so I scrubbed it off with a Brillo pad. How much is it worth?

Just kidding.

I'll post mine when I get one.

 

That coin is filthy, has crust and is completely unbefitting of residing in a fine collection such as yours, furthermore it is from that den of inequity, New Orleans which further condemns it.

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Love that dirty old gold!

 

Not many things in numismatics look sillier than a blast white 19th C silver coin.

I can understand blast white 19th C in some cases, like Morgans being stored in bags for decades, but blast white circulation workhorses like Seateds look silly.

Gold, however, did not circulate often because of its high denomination. Because of this it is acceptable to see a blast yellow gold coin. I like dirty gold better though.

This is just my opinion.

 

Carson City AU58 w CAC

 

Recent addition

 

And another newcomer

 

Here are a few of my more interesting ones

 

Jwitten if that 1851 is a quarter eagle, it has 550 survivors according to PCGS.

Nice coins you got there.

 

I have a few that are lower than that. My lowest was under 100 known, but I sold that one already

 

I want to get an 1867-S quarter eagle with 175 known and the 1861-S quarter with 60 known. The 61-S quarter has exploded in value over the past few years and I feel that it is still too low, and is a great buy.

 

Great toning. A pleasure to view. Thanks a lot.
Cal

 

Out of the Charles Kramer collection.
Cal