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Baltimore Pickup
This 1841 seated dollar is courtesy of Ruth & Dick Osburn.


PCGS Currency: HOF 2013, Best Low Ball Set 2009-2014, 2016, 2018. Appreciation Award 2015, Best Showcase 2018, Numerous others.
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OK by me...
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I'm hoping to get the last 2 coins I need for type set book at the FUN show. Heck, I'll settle for just 1 of them! I'm looking for a 1838 seated quarter and a 1873 seated dollar that looks liek this dollar. I'm no rush. I just want to get the right coin for the set.
<< <i>Can someone post a link to the Osburn site................................... >>
Here is your link.
thanks for sharing.
(it has the look in the fields that i like, unscrubbed).
I'm going to say AU-53/55
Mrs. Osburn sold me this one on Saturday.
In hand, it is awesome!!!!
<< <i>Nice coin and congrats on finding a coin suitable for your 7070. It was nice to meet you as well
Nice to meet you too Speety.
My new half is a lighter toned, lower grade version of your avatar!!
<< <i>Wow, nice crust.
I'm going to say AU-53/55 >>
Would you believe it was in a PCGS XF-45 slab?
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
As some additional info on your new 1841 seated dollar, I originally purchased it from Dick about two years ago and it has been in my registry set since then.
I have always been a lurker on this board but I was excited to see that someone really liked that coin. I have tried to keep all of the seated dollars in my registry set nice and original with old brown tone. It is always nice to know that the next owner of a coin from your collection is someone who appreciates the coin as much as you did.
Enjoy and good luck in the hunt!
Scott
Seated Dollar Collection
<< <i>I am glad that you like that 1841 seated dollar. That was a piece that I consigned to Dick from my South County Collection of seated dollars. Actually thee of the four 1841 seated dollars that Dick has in inventory are from my consignment. I had a thing for 1841 seated dollars for a while. The coin I kept in my set I crossed over from a very old ANACS holder and it has really nice old dark tone. It was a real decision deciding between those two coins as to which one I should keep and which one I should consign. For a long time I kept both and often considered asking Dick to send that one back.
As some additional info on your new 1841 seated dollar, I originally purchased it from Dick about two years ago and it has been in my registry set since then.
I have always been a lurker on this board but I was excited to see that someone really liked that coin. I have tried to keep all of the seated dollars in my registry set nice and original with old brown tone. It is always nice to know that the next owner of a coin from your collection is someone who appreciates the coin as much you did.
Enjoy and good luck in the hunt!
Scott >>
Welcome to the forum Scott! It did not take me long to realize that this coin was right for my type set. I'm trying to do either first or last year of issue. I saw this coin and decided to hell with my rules!
I liked that 1795 Bust Dollar you dropped on me at Dennis' table! You all have nice taste in early coinage.
Garrow
Leo
The more qualities observed in a coin, the more desirable that coin becomes!
My Jefferson Nickel Collection
I am glad I got to see it in person.
It is even nicer knowing what collection that 1841 came from.
Welcome to the boards Scott/Southcountry.
welcome S
Too Tawl-Since you mentioned first year coins I will share my 1840 seated dollar. Hope you don't mind Old Green Holders
Tom will probably like the tone on this one.
I am glad I stopped being a lurker. I can't wait to share and discuss info on nice original bust and seated coins.
Seated Dollar Collection
That 1840 is a freakin' sweet coin!
Damn I love that!
Great find!!!