The New Barber Thread...Post your coins!

Lets see - this is my current 02-S.
Mike Valente just imaged it for me.

 

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I posted this in the new acquisitions thread. Those were the seller pics. Someone posted the toning is AT. Now that I got the coin in hand, I took my own.

 

Hard to tell what caused the varying colors - I've never seen anything like it.
My gut reaction is AT - what can I say ?

The REV looks good though. I would say the coin will grade AU 55 "if" it grades.

I'll post some new images later.

 

Spotted this toned beauty and threw in a bid I felt would win...it did.

 

I still do not know how to edit these Posts !!

 

It would be underneath your text where it is "Like", "Quote" among others.

 

My MS 62 1912 Barber dime.

 

Here are some nice circulated examples, and one unc 1912. I like these very much.

 

AU58

 

LOL - we must be using different screens !

Anyhow - I just installed Windows 10 - lets see how this works - so far so good.



Belongs to a good friend whose selling his collection.

 

also, you can only edit for a short time after posting, then the edit goes away.

 

Came in today.

 

1912 D

 

For those who enjoy higher end Halves - my friend, Peter Shireman
is selling his Half Dollar collection at Tampa FUN - thru Heritage.

Peter has been my mentor for years and we have sold each other coins
for well over a dozen years. I have bought two of his 92-O Micro O's -
one in 55 and the other in 63 when he upgraded with a 65. He has my
old 11-S/s in PCGS 66 - POP TOP - ex: Friend collection.

One of my favorite coins in his collection - not the most expensive,
just {IMHO} one of the prettiest:

 

a real beauty!!

 

Few new ones for my book

 

Not as pretty as some, but believe it or not this was a circulation find from earlier this year

 

and a much better date.

 

Finding an 09-O in the Boston area, Mike, is unbelievable !! Congratulations.

I found one for my set as well, but will hold off posting it.

 

Actually, I was on vacation in Houston when I found it. A little closer to its origin assuming it stayed local for 100+ years.