More purchases... Very originally toned 1893 MS64 Columbian and 1949-D MS65 BTW
My other two purchases from the GSNA show... both from yesterday 
The first coin won in the challenge to be photographed--the scratches on the slab made it nearly impossible to show lustre and color without a glare, hence the three images... the reverse just didn't cooperate at all... it's got lustre a bit weaker than the obverse, with darker color. Regardless, very original
If you need to, defer to commemdude, who saw it in hand... it's one of those coins where an image just can't replace holding it. PCGS MS64




Not too much to say about this BTW... just a very appealing coin with fantastic lustre and a touch of color. Looks a lot nicer than the average, ugly-toned BTW. ANACS MS65


Hope you enjoy!
Jeremy

The first coin won in the challenge to be photographed--the scratches on the slab made it nearly impossible to show lustre and color without a glare, hence the three images... the reverse just didn't cooperate at all... it's got lustre a bit weaker than the obverse, with darker color. Regardless, very original





Not too much to say about this BTW... just a very appealing coin with fantastic lustre and a touch of color. Looks a lot nicer than the average, ugly-toned BTW. ANACS MS65


Hope you enjoy!
Jeremy
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Bravo to those who like 'em white . . .but there is just something about the originality of this coin (and the BTW) that speaks to the little historian in all of us . . .
DRUNNER