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<p>[QUOTE="Marshall, post: 912210, member: 21705"]<b>Success!</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Well, the end of the story is that i notified him, he posted my question/statement and otherwise left it as is. Of course I'm now the proud owner since I picked it up for about a Fr2 price and I think it will do better from what I can see. While I can't confirm attribution from the picture, it may be a very scarce S-23 rather than the common S-24. I'm hoping much of the discoloration is dirt, rather than corrosion, but a nice lettered edge for under $70 takes practically all the risk out of the equation.</p><p><br /></p><p>Of course, I out picked another last minute picker who cost me about $10, but I've learned a few things since this past winter.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, that's the second bargain in two days I couldn't pass up, even though I'm in the red for a while. I picked up another S-235 (R3+) which looked to have nice surfaces except for one pit in the obverse field. I had picked one up a few months ago to complete my 1802 set of collectible varieties, but it was a typical corrosion problem Fr version.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have to run to the bank and figure out how to pay bills now. But after a little discomfort now, I'll be smiling for years to come.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Marshall, post: 912210, member: 21705"][b]Success![/b] Well, the end of the story is that i notified him, he posted my question/statement and otherwise left it as is. Of course I'm now the proud owner since I picked it up for about a Fr2 price and I think it will do better from what I can see. While I can't confirm attribution from the picture, it may be a very scarce S-23 rather than the common S-24. I'm hoping much of the discoloration is dirt, rather than corrosion, but a nice lettered edge for under $70 takes practically all the risk out of the equation. Of course, I out picked another last minute picker who cost me about $10, but I've learned a few things since this past winter. Anyway, that's the second bargain in two days I couldn't pass up, even though I'm in the red for a while. I picked up another S-235 (R3+) which looked to have nice surfaces except for one pit in the obverse field. I had picked one up a few months ago to complete my 1802 set of collectible varieties, but it was a typical corrosion problem Fr version. I have to run to the bank and figure out how to pay bills now. But after a little discomfort now, I'll be smiling for years to come.[/QUOTE]
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