Some Days It IS Worth Getting Up

I went to the Baltimore Whitman Show today.
Between it and the US Mail I have in hand the following:
> for my Early Commemorative Set:
-- 50¢ 1935-S Arkansas Early Commemorative; PCGS MS-65
-- 50¢ 1937 Arkansas Early Commemorative; PCGS MS-65
-- 50¢ 1934 Daniel Boone Early Commemorative; PCGS MS-65
-- 50¢ 1935/34 Daniel Boone Early Commemorative; PCGS MS-65
-- 50¢ 1938-S Daniel Boone Early Commemorative; PCGS MS-65

> for my Birth Year Set a complete 1941 Great Britain Maundy Set:
-- 1d PCGS PL-65
-- 2d PCGS PL-64
-- 3d PCGS PL-65
-- 4d PCGS PL-64

> for my US Type Set:
-- ½¢ 1793 Liberty Cap, Head Facing Left. NGC F-12 BN

Had to include images for the 1793 ½¢

 

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That's about as perfect as they come!
Great addition to your type set!

 

Thanks.
I was offered an XF-40 a year or so back but $26k was (and is) WAY out of my league.
I'm quite happy with this one.

 

Oh the classic commems.........any photogs?

 

Great coin. Just plain great. 45 reverse rotation. Not an expert. Do tell. Meant. Any ideaa if 45 is exceptional

 

Beautiful coin. To think, it could have once been in George's pocket!

 

Nice haul!

 

Not unusual at all.
In those days die alignment was often wrong and 45° was not that bad.

 

Eventually I'll get them imaged but I don't consider them that special so I'm in no rush.
But the Maundy coins are a nice group and less often seen.
I'll probably do them tomorrow and post the images.
Not proofs but close to it which is why they were graded as Proof-Like.

 

Well, if they ain't that special, forward them to me..........