Re: What caused this?

@mensareject said:
A first for me and no idea what could have caused the deformity.

I see a perfectly normal with nearly 60 years of wear and tear.

Your first step should be to tell us what deformity you're asking about, without making us guess.

jonathanb

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Re: Upgrade to my Morgan Dollar Set (Grade in first post)

Amazing coin! I had a hard time with this one, I will guess 64.

scotty4449

1

Re: Rickey Henderson Card Tribute

paulb…

Like the cello pack!

mintonlypls

2

Re: 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair High Relief Gold Coin (24YG)

Wow, I just got an offer to purchase a FH Au w/privy coin #156 in an eBay private offer.
Please don't tell anyone since this is a private offer, only for me. 🤫

eBay Link

Edited to add: Looking forward to the value of a PR69DCAM a year from now.

Goldbully

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Re: Ho-Ho-Ho...What's in Your Stocking this Xmas...Show Your December Pickups

And yet another upgrade for an obscure set I collected during a real tough time in my life .

calaban7

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Re: Post Your Favorite "Bullseye" Toned Coin

One more PF-67+ CAC

Eldorado9

4

Re: Post Your Favorite "Bullseye" Toned Coin

Here's a nice one from my Barber Half set PF-67+ CAC

Eldorado9

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Re: Post Your Favorite "Bullseye" Toned Coin

jt88

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Some Hall of Famer Cards You Don’t See Every Day

The grades just came in on my first submission in seven years. I sent in 35 cards of Hall of Famers, mostly pre-war, mostly low population, and mostly low grade. Some are rookies. All are playing days cards and will go toward my Hall of Fame Player, Manager, and Executive playing days set, which to me is more important than the grade. But there are a few to come that are now the highest graded for the issue.

I will post them over the next couple of days with the PSA population for context. I hope you enjoy.

First up is a 1906 Fan Craze Joe “Iron Man” McGinnity. Total population for the card of 38, with 29 higher. This is the 5th five.